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OPPORTUNITIES FOR CAPITALIZATION OF LEATHER AND FOOTWEAR WASTE BY COMPOSTING
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International Journal of Agriculture & Biology Digestion of Solid Tannery Wastes by Strains of Bacillus Sp Isolated From Compost in Morocco Zerdani 758 2004
Waste Management Resources Chang 24 354 2006
Mineral nitrogen in the plant-soil systems. The decomposition process: mineralization, immobilization, humus formation, and degradation. Haynes 52 1986
Medical Mycology Mycological control and surveillance of biological waste and compost. Beffa 36 137 1998
Compost Engineering Principles and Practices Haug 23 1994
Proc. Soc. Appl. Bacteriol. The microbiology of composting 1. The behavior of the aerobic mesophilic bacterial flora of composts and its relation to other changes taking place during composting. Webley 83 1947
Appl. Environ. Microbiol Effect of temperature on composting of sewage sludge. Kiyohiko 50 1526 1985
Compost production, quality and the use Compost specification for the production and characterization of compost from municipal solid waste Zuccconi 37 1987
Recovery, Recycling and Re-integration Influence of compost systems and management on the thermogenic biodegradation, maturation and hygienisation. Beffa 4 10 1997
Waste Manage Res Bertoldi 239 1988
Science and Engineering of Composting: Design, Environmental, Microbiological and Utilization Aspects Miller 219 1993
Am.J. Proc Biochem 10 Gray 6 22 1971
International Journal of Agriculture & Biology Digestion of Solid Tannery Wastes by Strains of Bacillus Sp Isolated From Compost in Morocco Zerdani 758 2004
Waste Management Resources Chang 24 354 2006
Mineral nitrogen in the plant-soil systems. The decomposition process: mineralization, immobilization, humus formation, and degradation. Haynes 52 1986
Medical Mycology Mycological control and surveillance of biological waste and compost. Beffa 36 137 1998
Compost Engineering Principles and Practices Haug 23 1994
Proc. Soc. Appl. Bacteriol. The microbiology of composting 1. The behavior of the aerobic mesophilic bacterial flora of composts and its relation to other changes taking place during composting. Webley 83 1947
Appl. Environ. Microbiol Effect of temperature on composting of sewage sludge. Kiyohiko 50 1526 1985
Compost production, quality and the use Compost specification for the production and characterization of compost from municipal solid waste Zuccconi 37 1987
Recovery, Recycling and Re-integration Influence of compost systems and management on the thermogenic biodegradation, maturation and hygienisation. Beffa 4 10 1997
Waste Manage Res Bertoldi 239 1988
Science and Engineering of Composting: Design, Environmental, Microbiological and Utilization Aspects Miller 219 1993
Am.J. Proc Biochem 10 Gray 6 22 1971
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