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Isolation & identification of rumen cellulolytic bacteria from buffalo & their role in digestion

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TextPublication details: GADVASU, Ludhiana Description: 104pSubject(s): Veterinary PhysiologyDDC classification: 636.208.923 S12I Dissertation note: GADVASU, Ludhiana Ph.D.

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