Abstract:The present study evaluated the effect of autumn leaves as a food source on the growth and reproductive performance of Eisenia foetida. Three treatments, A, B, and C, each having five replicates, were designed in a total of 15 pots. For bedding soil, manure and autumn leaves were used in different ratios. The soil-to-leaf ratio in Treatment (A) was 3:1, the soil-to-manure-to-leaf ratio in Treatment (B) was 1:2:1, and the manure-to-leaf ratio in Treatment (C) was 3:1. Treatment C showed the most growth (Specifi… Show more
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