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Effect of different levels of potassium on growth-vigour of cotton variety plants in relation to fusarium spp. associated with the vascular-wilt disease

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    H. H. Sharoubeem, M. S. Naim & Antoinnette A. Habib

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Sharoubeem, H.H., Naim, M.S. & Habib, A.A. Effect of different levels of potassium on growth-vigour of cotton variety plants in relation to fusarium spp. associated with the vascular-wilt disease. Mycopathologia et Mycologia Applicata 29, 65–81 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02055059

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