Gomeya- A Multifaceted Biomass
Journal Title: Haya: The Saudi Journal of Life Sciences - Year 2016, Vol 1, Issue 4
Abstract
Abstract: Cow dung obtained from Bos indicus have been long recognized as multifacted biomass that serve not only as conventional combustion material but also a modern day fuel. Apart from being an essential part of ayurvedic formulations it finds application in healthcare management by virtue of it’s antibacterial activity. This article addresses the even more recent application of gomeya or the cow dung in various aspects including bioremediation. This implies that conservation of indigenous cattle is very crucial in order to make use this ‘gold mine’ and further explore it’s hidden qualities. Keywords: Bos indicus, cow dung, antibacterial activity.
Authors and Affiliations
Ravinder Singh, Ankita Gurao, Upasana Malik
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