guanos (Meaning)

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guanos (pl.)

of Guano

The guanos of seabirds provide essential nutrients for seagrass meadows.
Sea bird guanos are rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, and organic matter.
The guano deposits on islands are a valuable source of phosphate fertilizer.
In some cultures, guanos have been used as a medicinal remedy.
Bat guanos are particularly valuable for their high nitrogen content.
Guanos have been used as an ingredient in gunpowder.
The guanos on the Galapagos Islands are home to unique plant and animal species.
Guanos are a natural resource that can support agricultural practices.
The harvesting of guanos has had ecological impacts on some seabird populations.
The chemical composition of guanos can vary depending on the diet of the birds that produce them.

of Guano

excrements, scats, poops, soils,manures, feces, dunghills, droppings, excreta, dungs

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The guanos of seabirds provide essential nutrients for seagrass meadows.

Sea bird guanos are rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, and organic matter.

The guano deposits on islands are a valuable source of phosphate fertilizer.

In some cultures, guanos have been used as a medicinal remedy.