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J R Zambrano Molina

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|Apr 08, 2025

Use of autochthonous microorganism-based biol to enhance agronomic responses and nutritional value of Megathyrsus maximus for sustainable ruminant feeding.

S A Guamán Rivera, M Cedeño Ávila, R F Zabala-Vizuete

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