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bonemeal

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bone´meal`
n.1.ground bones, used as a fertilizer or as a component in animal feed; - it is high in phosphate content.
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Noun1.bonemeal - fertilizer made of ground bones
organic, organic fertiliser, organic fertilizer - a fertilizer that is derived from animal or vegetable matter
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bonemeal [ˈbəʊnmiːl] N → harina f de huesos


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Bovine spongiform encephalopathy: case-control studies of calf feeding practices and meat and bonemeal inclusion in proprietary concentrates.
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For instance, when planting daffodil bulbs, have students add a teaspoon of bulb food or bonemeal (both supply the soil with phosphorus) to half of the bulbs.
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