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Title: Sources of cadmium in products of agriculture and fisheries / prepared for the Bureau of Rural Resources by W.J. Curnow guided by a committee chaired by G.J. Burch.
Author: Curnow, W. J. ; Australia Bureau of Rural Resources. ; Burch, G. J. ; High Level Working Party on Cadmium Residues and Research Requirements in Major Groups of Animal and Plant Products (Australia)
Year: 1990.
Description: 35 leaves : 30 cm.
Subject: Environmental impact. ; Australia. ; Residues. ; Cadmium.
Notes: "A paper for the High Level Working Party on Cadmium Residues and Research Requirements in Major Groups of Animal and Plant Products, Standing Committee on Agriculture."
Bibliography : p. 32-35.
"This is a restricted document." For Departmental use only.
Type: Book
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