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Microbiological study of selected herbal preparations widely used in indigenous system of medicine in Sri Lanka with a view to defining microbial quality standards relevant to good manufacturing practice

By: Nageeb, B. M Material type: Text

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Permanent Reference Materials	The Library Main Section 1	Postgraduate Thesis	616.01 NAG (Browse shelf)	Not for loan		152267

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