The role of manganese in the survival and growth of seedlings of jack pine and black spruce View on Open Library

The role of manganese in the survival and growth of seedlings of jack pine and black spruce

by Ian Kenneth Morrison

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First published: 1964 1 language
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Jack pine Black spruce Manganese

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