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Title: The potential for horticulture in the Kimberleys : a working paper / by M.R. Ellis.
Author: Ellis, M. R. ; Western Australia Dept. of Agriculture Kununurra Regional Office.
Year: 1980.
Description: 135 p. : ill., maps ; 30 cm.
Subject: Fruit growing. ; Western Australia. ; Vegetable growing. ; Horticulture. ; Kimberley region (W.A.) ; Production possibilities.
Type: Book
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