PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF VERMICOMPOST OBTAINED FROM DIFFERENT PLANT LEAF LITTERS, CROP RESIDUAL AND ANIMAL WASTES IN TERMS OF NUTRIENT CONTENTS WESTERN PART OF OROMIA, ETHIOPIA
Lami G kidan, Negash Teshome
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Lami G kidan, Negash Teshome
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Dry eye syndrome is a spectrum of disorders ranging from mild eye strain to foreign-body sensation, pain, burning and sight-threatening complications.Patients suffer considerable discomfort due to it, which interfere with daily routine activities.The symptoms of dry eye syndrome aggravate in conditions with pollution and humidity such as in air conditioning and indoor heaters.Unfortunately, despite of many researches being undertaken on dry eye syndrome, permanent cure for dry eyes is still not available nor seems closer.In the present experiment we are discussing regarding the comparative clinical study of triphala hrita and goghrita manda tarpana in management of shushkakshipaka.
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Dry eye syndrome is a spectrum of disorders ranging from mild eye strain to foreign-body sensation, pain, burning and sight-threatening complications.Patients suffer considerable discomfort due to it, which interfere with daily routine activities.The symptoms of dry eye syndrome aggravate in conditions with pollution and humidity such as in air conditioning and indoor heaters.Unfortunately, despite of many researches being undertaken on dry eye syndrome, permanent cure for dry eyes is still not available nor seems closer.In the present experiment we are discussing regarding the comparative clinical study of triphala hrita and goghrita manda tarpana in management of shushkakshipaka.
Key concepts: Vermicompost, Nutrient, Residual, Crop, Agronomy, Environmental science, Characterization (materials science), Crop residue