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Redistribution of rice planthoppers synoptic monitoring in East Asia / Kazushige Sogawa.

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Sogawa, Kazushige

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TextSeries: Food and Fertilizer Technology Center technical bulletin ; no. 131Publication details: Taipei : Food and Fertilizer Technology Center, 1992.Description: ii, 9 p. : illSubject(s):

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Vertical File	Matheson Library Vertical File	Vertical Files	595.754 L682 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		087792

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