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An Introduction to Vegetation Analysisust be clearly defined at the outset. Very broadly studies may be divided into . and . (Morris, 1960). Extensive studies are carried out over a large area and are normally concerned with the distribution of insect species or with the relation of insect pest population to crop damage or with the pred

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