79 pages
Published: 1 Dec 1999
Author(s): Vegetables, Horticulture Branch, DPI, Tas
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This report addresses the other main limitations to the industry :
• a lack of plant material of known quality; and
• limited knowledge of production techniques and market quality requirements.
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