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Inhibitory Effect of Termite Mound Soil Leachates on Some Human-Wildlife Pathogens
Although, there are reports of soil ingestion by wildlife (geophagy), but reasons for action remained elusive. A predominant hypothesis posits geophagy as source of medication for wildlife. This hypothesis albeit tested on different soils, but has sparsely been documented for termite mound soil (TMS...
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