Existing tree-ring chronology of pinus kesiya royle ex. goordon and its relation to climate change trend in Shillong, Meghalaya, India. / Lyngdon Laikitkupar.

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TextPublication details: CNR : Lobesa, 2019Description: xi, 48 p.: ill; 27 cmSubject(s):

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