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200 10$aCreating aging-friendly communities /$fAndrew E. Scharlach, Amanda J. Lehning
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327   $aIntro -- Table des matières -- Can organic agriculture cope without copper for disease control? -- Introduction -- - Background -- Chapter 2 - Alternative methods to the use of copper -- Chapter 3 - Agronomic management of crop health risks -- Chapter 4 - Introducing alternative levers and practices - into integrated protection systems -- Chapter 5 - Overall conclusions -- Selected bibliography -- Annex. The literature corpus analyzed -- ESCo authors and editors.
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