Production Patterns for Fruit and Nut Species in Papua New Guinea and some Implications for Marketing

Bourke, Mike

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Production Patterns for Fruit and Nut Species in Papua New Guinea and some Implications for Marketing

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2010

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Bourke, Mike

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National Agricultural Research Institute

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Fruits and Nuts: Research and Development Issues in Papua New Guinea

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