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search.filters.author.Wadasinghe, G.
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Root influence on shoot development in tea (Camellia sinensis (L) O.Kuntze) following shoot pruning
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Tea Research Institute. Talawakelle
,
1986
)
Kandiah, S.
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Weettasinghe, D.T.
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Wadasinghe, G.
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Studies on the physiology of pruning tea 1. turnover of resources in relation to pruning
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Tea Research Institute. Thalawakele
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1971
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Kandiah, S.
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Studies on the physiology of pruning tea -2- the effect of soil cultivation and resting on recovery after pruning
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Tea Research Institute. Thalawakele
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1975
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Kandiah, S.
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Studies on the physiology of pruning tea 1 -turnover of resources in relation to pruning
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The Tea Research Institute. Talawakele
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1971
)
Kandiah, S.
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Studies on the physiology of pruning tea 3. the implications of renovating ageing tea fields by rejuvenation pruning and infilling
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Tea Research Institute. Thalawakele
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1980
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Kandiah, S.
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Wimaladharma, S.
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