The Pests and Blights of the Tea Plant is a classic work on the cultivation and management of tea plants. Written by Sir George Watt, a renowned Indian botanist and agricultural expert, this book provides a detailed account of the various pests and diseases that threaten tea production in Assam and Kangra. It offers practical solutions to these challenges and outlines best practices for tea cultivation and management. Whether you're a tea farmer, a botanist, or a student of agriculture, this book is an invaluable source of knowledge and insights.

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