Production of table potatoes in Europe – a multinational gross margin analysis

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Production of table potatoes in Europe – a multinational gross margin analysis. / Pedersen, Søren Marcus; Bizik, J.; Dalla Costa, L.; Coutinho, J.; Dolezal, F.; Gluska, A.

Proceedings - contributed papers. IFMA, 2005. s. 246-253.

Publikation: Bidrag til bog/antologi/rapport › Konferencebidrag i proceedings › Forskning

Harvard

Pedersen, SM, Bizik, J, Dalla Costa, L, Coutinho, J, Dolezal, F & Gluska, A 2005, Production of table potatoes in Europe – a multinational gross margin analysis. i Proceedings - contributed papers. IFMA, s. 246-253, IFMA Congress, Campinas, Brasilien, 14/08/2005.

APA

Pedersen, S. M., Bizik, J., Dalla Costa, L., Coutinho, J., Dolezal, F., & Gluska, A. (2005). Production of table potatoes in Europe – a multinational gross margin analysis. I Proceedings - contributed papers (s. 246-253). IFMA.

Vancouver

Pedersen SM, Bizik J, Dalla Costa L, Coutinho J, Dolezal F, Gluska A. Production of table potatoes in Europe – a multinational gross margin analysis. I Proceedings - contributed papers. IFMA. 2005. s. 246-253

Author

Pedersen, Søren Marcus ; Bizik, J. ; Dalla Costa, L. ; Coutinho, J. ; Dolezal, F. ; Gluska, A. / Production of table potatoes in Europe – a multinational gross margin analysis. Proceedings - contributed papers. IFMA, 2005. s. 246-253

Bibtex

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