Efficacy of Watercourse Lining in Sindh —A Review Study in Relation with Kohistan Region

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"Efficacy of Watercourse Lining in Sindh —A Review Study in Relation with Kohistan Region"
written by Asadullah Soomro, Abdul Latif Qureshi, Nisar Ahmed Memon, Zia uddin Abro,
published by Agricultural Sciences, Vol.9 No.9, 2018

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