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• Setiawati, W., Udiarto, B. K., & Soetiarso, T. A. (2005). Pengaruh varietas dan sistem tanam cabai merah terhadap penekanan populasi hama kutu kebul [Effect of varieties and planting systems of red chili on the suppression of whitefly populations]. Jurnal Hortikultura, 18(1), 55-61.

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