CAC News No 43. January-March 2010
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Zakir Khalikulov, Mohan Reddy Junna, Muhabbat Turdieva, Ravza Mavlyanova, Kristina Toderich, Shakhodat Bobokulova, Sherzod Kosimov. (31/3/2010). CAC News No 43. January-March 2010. Beirut, Lebanon: International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA).
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The edition covers: Welcome Message, Important Events ,Research Highlights ,Meetings/Conferences ,Workshops/Trainings ,Awards and Recognitions ,Announcement , Future Events , Staff Changes,
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Издание включает в себя: приветственное сообщение, важные события, основные направления исследований, встречи / конференции, семинары / тренинги, награды и признания, объявления, будущие события, кадровые перестановки,
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11766/11718Collections
- Agricultural Research Knowledge [12307]
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