Disease control in Asia

  • Arulpragasam P
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Tea is a perennial crop, which under natural conditions will grow to a height of about nine metres. Pruning and plucking, however, maintain it in a bush form, in the vegetative phase, so that the leaf for which it is cultivated can be harvested easily. These...

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Arulpragasam, P. V. (1992). Disease control in Asia. In Tea (pp. 353–374). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-2326-6_11

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