Assessment of habitat and host tree preference of ivory cymbidium (cymbidium eburneum) in Taksha range, JSWNP, Bhutan/

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TextSeries: Thesis of Forest SciencePublication details: Lobesa, Punakha : College of Natural Resources, 2023.Description: xii, 43 p. : ill; 27 cmDDC classification:

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