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list all if you want to search by hs code ( version) please enter (chapter), (sub-chapter), (sub-heading) or (commodity code) digits section - - live animals; animal products code chapter chapter : live animals chapter : meat and edible meat offal chapter : fish and crustaceans, molluscs and other aquatic

invertebrates chapter : dairy produce; birds' eggs; natural honey; edible products of animal origin, not elsewhere specified or included chapter : products of animal origin, not elsewhere specified or included arrow_drop_up site map | commonly used terms | terms and conditions | contact us copyright...

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levels. biodiversity for food and agriculture (bfa) is, in turn, the subset of biodiversity that contributes in one way or another to agriculture and food production. it includes the domesticated plants and animals that are part of crop, livestock, forest or aquaculture systems, harvested forest and aquatic

genetic, species and ecosystem levels helps address the challenges posed by diverse and changing environmental conditions and socio-economic circumstances. diversifying production systems, for example by using multiple species, breeds or varieties, integrating the use of crop, livestock, forest and aquatic...

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brush tailed phascogale – phascogale tapoatafa description: nocturnal animal with grey fur and black bushy tail. long toes with sharp claws assist it to climb trees. diet: mainly eats invertebrates under tree bark and in tree hollows. may eat smaller animals if needed. distribution and habitat: found

flowering species. best time to spot them is in spring. quenda (southern brown bandicoot) – isoodon obesulus description: similar in size to a rabbit, the quenda has dark greyish brown fur with yellow flecks; large hindquarters which taper to a pointed snout and small rounded ears. diet: bulbs and invertebrates...

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the state of haryana. it can also be spotted in the sultanpur , manas , batla and corbett national parks. habitat : comb duck prefers fresh water swamps and lakes in tropical lowlands. they live in places away from the human settlement. diet : comb duck feeds on grass seeds, frogs, grain, shoots, aquatic

vegetation, invertebrates and small snails. reproduction : comb duck reach the level of sexual maturity in - years of age. they usually mate during the rainy season. they lay nests in tree cavity or on the ground. females lays - eggs, which are yellow white in colour. incubation rests for - days and...

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wildlife conservation nonnatives species species profiles alligator bald eagle bear gopher tortoise manatee panther sea turtle see all how you can conserve install wildlife lighting exotic pet amnesty habitat management working with private landowners invasive plants prescribed fire management plans aquatic

wildlife conservation nonnatives species species profiles alligator bald eagle bear gopher tortoise manatee panther sea turtle see all how you can conserve install wildlife lighting exotic pet amnesty habitat management working with private landowners invasive plants prescribed fire management plans aquatic...

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to australian dangerous goods (adg) code, iata or imdg/imsbc criteria. un number: none allocated ghs signal word: warning skin corrosion /irritation category serious eye damage/eye irritation category b specific target organ toxicity - single exposure category carcinogenicity category hazardous to aquatic

environment short term/chronic category hazard statement: h : causes skin irritation. h : causes eye irritation. h : may cause respiratory irritation. h : suspected of causing cancer. h : toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects. prevention p : keep out of reach of children. p : obtain special...

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hs code ( version) please enter (chapter), (sub-chapter), (sub-heading) or (commodity code) digits section - - prepared foodstuffs; beverages, spirits and vinegar; tobacco and manufactured tobacco substitutes code chapter chapter : preparations of meat, of fish or of crustaceans, molluscs or other aquatic

invertebrates chapter : sugars and sugar confectionery chapter : cocoa and cocoa preparations chapter : preparations of cereals, flour, starch or milk; pastrycooks' products chapter : preparations of vegetables, fruit, nuts or other parts of plants chapter : miscellaneous edible preparations chapter...

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responsible use of coastal resources through active participation of coastal communities in decision-making, planning, and implementation. the community-based topshell stock enhancement in barangay binduyan was assisted by the fisheries resource management project (frmp) of the bureau of fisheries and aquatic

regional technical consultation on stock enhancement for threatened species of international concern, iloilo city, philippines, - july , - aquaculture department, southeast asian fisheries development center aquaculture and fisheries management require tools for identifying individuals or groups of aquatic...

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