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Plakat "Profile wrażliwości wybranych grzybów na leki przeciwgrzybicze"

Dostępność: Dostępny

Czas wysyłki: 48 godzin

Wydanie: edycja: grudzień 2024

Rok: 2024

Format: 680x480 mm

Oprawa: sztywny karton 300 g, z otworem na zawieszenie

Cena: 40,00 zł

Ilość: szt.
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