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Diversity, Density and dominance of tree species of growing stocks after logging operations in Korila forest management unit (FMU), Mongar/

by Sonam Tobgyel. Published by : Sonam Tobgyel. (College of Natural Resources, Lobesa.) Physical details: v, 39 p. ill, 29 cm.

Subject(s): Thesis

Year: 2014 Item type:

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