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Coitus and Fertilisation

1980
It is unrealistic to discuss reproductive phenomena in man as if the desire to perpetuate the species were the sole motivation for coitus. The human being differs from most mammals in that sexual intercourse not only satisfies a basic drive but also produces pleasure and gratification of a character and intensity unequalled by any other activity ...
D. J. Begley   +2 more
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Fertilisers and Their Use

1964
The practice of manuring reaches back into times of which we have no reliable records. The use of animal excreta for centuries formed the basis of the manurial side of husbandry. Even what is called artificial manuring is not as new-fangled as might be thought.
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Bones as a fertiliser [PDF]

open access: possibleNotes and Queries, 1923
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Fertilisers and manures

2002
G.P.F. Lane, H.J.S. Finch, A.M. Samuel
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The Distribution of Fertiliser

Bulletin of Indonesian Economic Studies, 1971
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Tomate : fertilisation

2003
Parès, Laure, Bressoud, Frédérique
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