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Training on participatory Baseline survey design [Reports] Global environment facility/world bank funded Sri Lanka conservation & sustainable use of medicinal plants project, Report- MPCP/R/1

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Worah, Sejal

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TextLanguage: English Series: Global environmenatl facility/world bank funded Sri Lanka conservation & sustainable use of medicinal plants project, Report- MPCP/R/1Publication details: Sri Lanka Conservation & sustainable use of Medicinal Plants Project : Kohuwala 1998Description: ii,40 p. 29cmSubject(s):

Economic Botany

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581.634 G562

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