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guano

[gwah-noh] / ˈgwɑ noʊ /






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In the absence of alternatives, it began supporting a program to increase use of organic fertilizers from seabird excrement, known as guano.

From Seattle Times

In addition, large quantities of bat guano and urine can ferment and saturate the air with aerosolized particles of phosphoric acid.

From New York Times

Colonists brought African slaves to Peru's Pacific coast to labor on sugar plantations, cultivate rice, pick cotton, and mine guano.

From Salon

She led expeditions into caves to collect samples from bats and guano, to learn how viruses jump from animals to humans.

From New York Times

Three of them died after clearing bat guano in an abandoned mine.

From Washington Post