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Biomanagement of Rose and carnation wastes in flower industries with three epigeic earthworm species: Eisenia fetida, Eisenia andrie and Dendrobanae veneta
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Degefe Gezahegn,
Tamire Girum,
Mohammed Said
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in African Journal of Biotechnology
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2018 Volume 17, Issue 33, p1015-1020
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