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ISBN: 9788185860787
Pages: 406
Weight: 660 g
Dimensions: 15 x 23 x 20.8 cm
Book Cover: Hard Cover
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Glimpse on Terminology of Agricultural Entomology English 2002

Author: S. K. Ghosh
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ISBN: 9788185860787
Pages: 406
Weight: 660 g
Dimensions: 15 x 23 x 20.8 cm
Book Cover: Hard Cover
Thema:
A Glimpse on Terminology of Agriculture Entomology" has been written to provide a reference source for the students of agricultural colleges, farmers and all those involved in or associated with the pesticide ndustry in whatever capacity. It is associated with the pesticide industry in whatever capacity. It is concerned essentially with agricultural, zoological and chemical, terms as may be needed to provide adequate information. Entries also include the most common, important and agriculturally significant parts of farm animal or crops. This work has been compiled to meet the need of Agricultural University Students. It has been difficult to decide the limit of Entomology as a subject because the scope of each science is widening and they are becoming integrated. It is hoped that in its present from the book will be of use to Agricultural University Students, Naturalists, Farmers, Researchers and all interested in Entonmology. A Glimpse on Terminology of Agriculture Entomology" has been written to provide a reference source for the students of agricultural colleges, farmers and all those involved in or associated with the pesticide ndustry in whatever capacity. It is associated with the pesticide industry in whatever capacity. It is concerned essentially with agricultural, zoological and chemical, terms as may be needed to provide adequate information. Entries also include the most common, important and agriculturally significant parts of farm animal or crops. This work has been compiled to meet the need of Agricultural University Students. It has been difficult to decide the limit of Entomology as a subject because the scope of each science is widening and they are becoming integrated. It is hoped that in its present from the book will be of use to Agricultural University Students, Naturalists, Farmers, Researchers and all interested in Entonmology.
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