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Effect of adding an anaerobic fungal culture isolated from a wild blue bull Boselophus tragocamelus to rumen fluid from buffaloes on in vitro fibrolytic enzyme activity, fermentation and degradation of tannins and tannincontaining Kachnar tree Bauhin

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Shyam S    
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Devki N    
Sastry    
Vadali RB    
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Narottam P    

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