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Utilization of saline-alkali soil without prior reclamation —Rosa damascena, its botany, cultivation and utilization

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Singh, L.B. Utilization of saline-alkali soil without prior reclamation —Rosa damascena, its botany, cultivation and utilization. Econ Bot 24, 175–179 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02860597

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