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Title: Paulownia : a commercial overview / Rural Industry Business Services, Department of Primary Industries, Queensland.
Author: Queensland. Dept. of Primary Industries. ; Queensland. Rural Industry Business Services.
Year: 1998.
Series: Information series (Queensland. Dept. of Primary Industries),, ; QI98043.
Description: iv, 30 p. : ill. ; 30 cm.
Subject: Production possibilities. ; Production costs. ; Crop establishment. ; Commercial farming. ; Paulownia. ; Markets. ; Australia. ; Economic analysis.
Notes: "Agdex 273/11"
Bibliography: p. 26-28.
ISBN/ISSN: 0724267956;
Type: Book
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