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Title: Oxytetracycline hydrochloride in Australian honey and the storage of oxytetracycline hydrochloride in beehives / R.D. Goodman ... [et al.]
Author: Institute for Horticultural Development (Vic.) ; Honeybee Research and Development Council (Australia) ; Goodman, Russell, 1945-
Publisher: [Knoxfield, Vic.] : Institute for Horticultural Development, Victoria,
Year: 1994.
Description: 22 leaves ; 30 cm.
Subject: Hives. ; Oxytetracycline. ; Australia. ; Honey. ; Residues.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 21. Honeybee Research and Development Council Project reference numbers DAV 10H and DAV 12H.
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