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COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF THREE CULTIVATED Pleurotus SPECIES ON SELECTED TROPICAL TREES SAWDUSTS
The quest to boost dietary protein production from readily available and affordable sources is ever increasing in developing countries. The indigenous edible Pleurotus species (oyster mushrooms), which grow naturally on wood wastes, are potential protein supplements. However, little information is a...
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