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Field Insect Pests of Rice in East Pakistan and Their Control
To turn barren lands into smiling fields has been one of the oldest and beautiful dreams of man. But to see the smiling fields turn into barren lands might be the most horrible dream man has ever seen. Insect pests struggling for their existence can make a smiling field a barren land.
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