Biology, asked by yashikasharma245, 5 months ago

manure is prepared from
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Answered by pravisha07
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Manure is a decomposed organic matter which supplies small quantities of nutrients to the soil. It is prepared by the decomposition of animal excreta and plant waste...

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Answered by adityacha793
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Manure is obtained from the decomposition of plant or animal wastes.

Plant and animal wastes are dumped in pits at open places and allow it to decompose by microbes.

The decomposition product is manure.

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