12 Best Books for Plant Pathology

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List of 12 Best Books for Plant Pathology

Bestseller #1

Plant Pathology

• Agrios, George N.

83.32 USD

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Bestseller #2

Fundamentals of Plant Pathology

• Mehrotra, R S
• Aggarwal, Ashok

14.18 USD

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Bestseller #3

Diseases of Crop Plants in India

• MAHADEVAN RANGASWAMI

28.98 USD

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Bestseller #4

Essential Plant Pathology, Second Edition by Gail L. Schumann (20…

118.60 USD

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Bestseller #5

Introduction To Principles Of Plant Pathology

• R S Singh

30.00 USD

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Bestseller #6

Plant Pathology, Fourth Edition

• Agrios, George N.

92.48 USD

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Bestseller #7

Plant Pathology and Plant Diseases

• Tronsmo, Anne Marte
• Munk, Lisa
• Djurle, Annika

69.20 USD

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Bestseller #8

Plant Pathology and Plant Pathogens

• Lucas, John A.

99.10 USD

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Bestseller #9

Handbook of Florists’ Crops Diseases (Handbook of Plant Disease M…

• McGovern, Robert J.
• Elmer, Wade H.

393.50 USD

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Bestseller #10

Basic Plant Pathology Methods

• Sinclair, James B.
• Dhingra, Onkar Dev

70.54 USD

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Bestseller #11

Plant Pathology Concepts and Laboratory Exercises

• Ownley, Bonnie H.

93.98 USD

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