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Add  Land allocation and productivity of Malaysian natural rubber upto the year 2000
Authors: Yew FK | Haridas G | Noordin Wan Daud | Chan HY | Raveendran N
Date: 20050727 | 20051025 | | 1986 | | | | | | |
Subject: PRRIM
Type: Article
Identifier: vital1:35295
Description: A land resource study by Lee and Panton1 states that Peninsular Malaysia has a total land area of 13.1 million hectares of which only 6.4 million hectares are considered suitable for agriculture. From… More
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Add  Basic considerations in the development of a crop stimulation model for Hevea
Authors: Chan HY | Yew FK | Leong YS
Date: 20050615 | 20050615 | | 1986 | | | | | | |
Subject: PRRIM
Type: Article
Identifier: vital1:33774
Description: In this age of high input costs, fluctuating commodity prices and uncertain economic situations, the need to maximise the utilisation of research findings requires no further emphasis. This is to avoi… More
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Add  Recent developments in soil surveys classification and land use assessments for Hevea cultivation
Authors: Noordin Wan Daud | Wong CB | Yew FK | Zainol Eusof | Chan HY
Date: 20050615 | 20050615 | | 1985 | | | | | | |
Subject: PRRIM
Type: Article
Identifier: vital1:33084
Description: This paper presents the approach and information gathered by RRIM over the past two decades in the area of soil research particularly in soil surveys, classification and land evaluation for optimum pr… More
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Add  Impact of the recent weather changes on performance of some rubber clones in the West of Peninsular Malaysia
Authors: Yew FK | Ong TS | Chan HY
Date: 20030923 | 20030923 | | 1985 | | | | | | |
Subject: PRRIM
Type: Article
Identifier: vital1:26222
Description: Rubber yields are sensitive to rain; high rainfalls at the crucial time interfere with tapping while insufficient rain leads to shortage of moisture and induces stress conditions on the trees. Beside … More
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