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guano is still harvested today
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guano is collected locally and is composed of 10% nitrogen
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guano is readily available from the caves and seacost in mostly tropical countries
guano is used to improve the fertility of soil
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guano is rich is nitrates and during the 19th century there was a major demand for the guano for fertilizer
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guano is used in making cosmetic
guano is different from other bird droppings what makes guano special is that it is made up of bird droppings amassed over hundreds of years
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guano is the accumulated droppings and decomposed bodies of bats created over centuries in dry caves protected from the elements
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guano is no longer removed from any of the south african offshore islands; as a result of the availability of articifial fertilizers
guano is still collected on the platforms
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guano is rich in phosphate and used as fertilizer and organic mulch
guano is notable due to the region's limited rainfall
guano is the best source of readily available organic nitrogen
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guano is dangerous for humans since it releases ammonia which eats away at human lung lining
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