The objectives of this study were to recycle the lignocellulosic solid waste resources CLL with animal dungs through vermitechnology using indigenous epigeic earthworm, Perionyx excavatus (Perrier) and to produce agronomic value added vermifertilizer.
For miles around -- in fact for almost all the rest of Kalmykia -- 300,000 people live in poverty on the barren plains, where tank trucks deliver drinking water and where dried sheep dung, hoarded through the summer, fuels stoves in winter.
However, the available evidence (including anthracological, seed botanical, micromorphological and stratigraphic data) does not support increasing use of dung fuel through time as a substitute for depleted woodland sources, but rather points to the resilient nature of the local landscape and its resources.
Cabs are trotting backwards and forwards, thickly-bearded gentlemen in dark clothing dash across their path, sandwich-board men patrol the gutters, and, over there, a trio of street-sweepers are standing over a drain, cramming the accumulated porridge of snow-slush, dirt and horse-dung down through the grille with jabs of their brooms.
In the shallow water, Hartlaub's ducks picked through dung piles.
Mr. Dung, 55, rose through Vinalines' ranks even as the company hemorrhaged money.
On other occasions, Mr. Yates defended the endowment from critics who failed to discern the merit in erotic photographs and creativity expressed through dung or urine.
Some members of Vietnam's ruling Communist Party are putting rare public pressure on the prime minister, Nguyen Tan Dung, to follow through on a threat, which he floated in May, to take China to international court over its territorial claims.
Like all insects, dung beetles breathe through a set of tiny holes called spiracles.
The production of carboxymethyl cellulase (CMCase) by Bacillus halodurans IND18 under solid substrate fermentation (SSF) using cow dung was optimized through two level full factorial design and second order response surface methodology (RS M.
