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earthworm test species. This species has been used to examine the relative toxicity and predict the short and long-term effects of toxic substances on earthworm populations in field soil. The composting worm (Eisenia fetida) is representative of three other species of earthworms (Allolobophora tuberculata, Eudrilus eugenia, and Perionyx excavus). For Eisenia fetida a very large toxicological literature database is existing. 88
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Vermiculture in Egypt: Current Deve
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The designations employed and the p
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4.3. Overview of organic waste reco
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List of tables Table 1.1 Major fami
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SF6 Sulphur hexafluoride SWM Solid
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Executive Summary Vermiculture in E
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For three millennia (3,000 years),
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1.3. Types of earthworms Earthworm
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enclosure could not be ascribed wit
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2. Trial of vermiculture and vermic
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Table 2.2. Advantages and disadvant
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2.1.3. Moisture The bedding used mu
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The growth of E. fetida in organic
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18 Photo 2.3. Commercial vermicompo
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2.3. The trial experience in Egypt
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2.3.4. Moisture Photo 2.9. The loca
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- Placing narrow strips of 1-2 day
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3. Use of compost worms globally in
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vermicastings produced per crop is
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users in Dharwad) and $3.2 per ton
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3.4. Vermicompost „teas‟ in Ohi
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4. Current on-farm and urban organi
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The clearly evident symptoms of the
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Page 90 and 91: References Aldadi, H.; A.R. Parvare
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