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accounted for a very large volume. to effectively utilize these byproducts, many grassroots farmers as well as conducted silage corn stalks create a reserve food supply is good for cattle and buffaloes. stems, leaves, corn silage with urea and salt are good foods rich in nutrients, especially protein, not...

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market today there are anumber of custom powder-old shrimp on the raw materials used. it may contain shrimp or prawns parts such as the head or shell. shrimp paste can also be made from fresh shrimp. in shrimp powder, crude protein is part of a form of chitin. for animals, specifically pigs should not...

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documents support news export cassava leaves update: / / as before, cassava stems and leaves are considered wastes, but now, people in hau giang, vietnam, take advantage of selling them as animal feeds and export to african market. mr. nguyen mong hung (growing cassava for years) said that when farmers do not...

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proteins, which denatures them. it is then dried, cooled and ground into a powder for use as a nitrogen source for animal feed (mostly ruminants) or as an organic soil amendment. containing up to % nitrogen, it is a source of slow-release, organic, high-nitrogen fertilizer for organic gardens. it is not...

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nails, hair of animals... to produce a form of food (protein intake) for husbandry. the researchers said the wastes form like animal hair, feather, nails in food production facility currently are large. feathers wastes containing very high total protein content limits, but exist in a stable form and not...

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i just bought a jar of vlasic sliced jalapenos and i want to know if i should refrigerate them or leave them room temperature. preserve your harvest of jalapenos so that you can add a little spice to your recipes throughout the year. dang, the reason i looked this up was to see how long it takes to pickle

president kamel atatürk at right. they are ready to enjoy within hours and keep well for a month. one tablespoon salt. plus top chile twister seller. carrots can be added also. pickled jalapeno peppers. i made some jalapeno pickled eggs last year, but they really lacked the heat i was looking for. i did not...

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flights overnight. one plane carrying cruise passengers touched down at travis air force base in northern california just before midnight sunday, while another arrived at lackland air force base in texas early monday. the passengers will remain at the bases for two weeks. japan's defense minister taro

"it's just a little bit disappointing that we'll have to go through quarantine again, and we will probably not be as comfortable as the diamond princess, possibly." she sent the associated press a video of her and her husband boarding the plane with other americans....

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been planted as ornamentals. xerocomellus rubellus is one of a few xerocomellus species featuring tiny bright red to carrot orange dots in the flesh at the base of the stem. a hand lens may be needed to assess this feature confidently, along with fresh specimens in which the flesh at the stem base has not

begun to deteriorate and discolor. in europe, only xerocomellus communis also features the red dots, and its cap is brown and therefore not likely to be confused with any but old, discolored specimens of xerocomellus rubellus. in north america, it is unclear how many other species share the red dots...

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the four genetically distinct groups vellinga discovered, one redwood-associated cristata-like species from the mendocino, california area is apparently inseparable from lepiota cristata on the basis of morphology. two other groups, representing specimens found under redwood or monterey cypress, are not

identical lepiota cristata specimens from across the globe. species of lepiota with bullet-shaped spores have traditionally been grouped together in taxonomic schemes, comprising the "stenosporic" species (often given a section of the genus, stenosporae). however, dna analysis by vellinga ( , b) does not...

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examples of convergent evolution, however, are not evidence of some grand plan in the mind of a designer; rather, they are merely indications that life on earth is limited by the laws of physics—how gravity, light, temperature (and so on) operate. in other words, an organism's evolutionary options, while

not predetermined, are indeed limited by the physics of life on our planet. thus, successful strategies like "eyes" or "gills" are more likely to occur. panus torulosus, lentinus conchatus, and lentinus torulosus are synonyms for panus conchatus. description: ecology: saprobic ; growing alone or, more...

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