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Title: Control of pests and diseases of field vegetables.
Author: Great Britain Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food.
Year: 1982.
Series: Booklet (Great Britain. Ministry of Agriculture. Fisheries and Food), ; 2383.
Description: 195 p. ; 21 cm.
Subject: Cucurbit vegetables. ; Pest control. ; Phaseolus vulgaris. ; Parsley. ; Sweetcorn. ; Faba beans. ; Carrots. ; Leafy vegetables. ; Vegetables. ; Parsnips. ; Celery. ; Onions. ; Tomatoes. ; Brassica. ; Asparagus. ; Pesticides. ; Disease control.
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