Comparative Study of Understory Plant Species Diversity Between Exotic Monoculture Plantation (Acacia sp.) and Adjacent natural Sal ( Shorea Robusta Gaertin.) Forest.

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TextPublication details: Lobesa Tauhidor Rahaman 2014Description: vi, 39 p ill. graph 29 cmSubject(s):

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