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Biennial report
- Description:
- 1905 has title: Report on agricultural investigations in Hawaii. Report year ends June 30. Published yearly 1901-1943 as Annual report. First-fourth reports, 1901-1904, are reprinted from the Annual reports of the Office of experiment stations for 1901-1904 respectively; 5th, 1905, is published as Bulletin no. 170 of the Office of experiment ... Hawaii
- Display date:
- 1901
- Format:
- text
- Collections:
- Digital Public Library of America
- Contributors:
- University of Chicago
- Publisher:
- Honolulu, University of Hawaii, College of Tropical Agriculture
- Content partner:
- University of Chicago
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- Not specified
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