Ranasinghe et al., 2019 - Google Patents
Effect of nutrient enriched organic liquid fertilizers on growth of Albemonchus esculentusRanasinghe et al., 2019
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- Author
- Ranasinghe A
- Jayasekera R
- Kannangara S
- Rathnayake S
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- Publication venue
- Journal of Environment Protection and Sustainable Development
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Considerable amounts of fish and fruit wastes are produced on a daily basis due to the fish processing and postharvest handling of fruits. The proper management of organic waste by converting into valuable resources is of utmost importance, in order to reduce their adverse …
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- C05—FERTILISERS; MANUFACTURE THEREOF
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