Survey of the agricultural potential of the Wadi Zabid, Yemen Arab Republic. Soils and Land Capability.

Land and Water Division

Survey of the agricultural potential of the Wadi Zabid, Yemen Arab Republic. Soils and Land Capability.

Technical Report 8.

Year of publication 1971

Pages 186 p.

Author Land and Water Division

Product type Project

Edition 1

Full item page

Language English

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