Suelos : su química y fertilidad en zonas tropicales / R. V. Tamhane, D. P. Motiramani, Y. P. Bali ; Colaborador: Roy L. Donahue

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Tamhane, R. V

Tipo de material: Texto

TextoEditor: México, D.F. : Diana, 1979Edición: 1 edDescripción: 483 p. : il. ; 23 cmTrabajos contenidos:

Bali, Y. P [coaut.]
Donahue, Roy L [colab.]
Motiramani, D. P [coaut.]

Tema(s):

QUIMICA DE SUELOS
SUELOS

Clasificación CDD:

631.42 T34s

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Libros impresos	CICY Colección general	Colección general	631.42 T34s (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		0349

Título original: Soils-their chemistry and fertility in tropical Asia

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