An edition of The revegetation of highly acid spoil banks in the bituminous coal region of Pennsylvania (1969)

The revegetation of highly acid spoil banks in the bituminous coal region of Pennsylvania

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Martin L. Horn, Martin L. Horn
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Pennsylvania State University]
Language
English
Pages
65

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Subjects

Environmental aspects of Spoil banks, Revegetation, Spoil banks

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Pennsylvania

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Bibliography: leaves 63-65.

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Series
Special research report no. SR-71

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Dewey Decimal Class
553/.2/08 s
Library of Congress
TN1.A1 P45 no. 71

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vi, 65 l.
Number of pages
65

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OL5740878M
LCCN
70633389

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