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Seedling effect on cocomposting wastewater biosolids with coal fly ash
M. Fang
, J. W.C. Wong
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Department of Biology
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Co-composting
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Coal Fly Ash
100%
Wastewater
100%
Biosolids
100%
Biosolid Compost
100%
Milk Powder
50%
Inoculation
33%
Bacterial Culture
33%
Thermophilic Bacteria
33%
Microbial Additives
33%
Weight Loss
16%
Carbon Dioxide
16%
Fly Ash
16%
Weight-based
16%
Inoculum
16%
Bacillus
16%
Organic Matter Decomposition
16%
Decomposition Efficiency
16%
Composting Efficiency
16%
Decomposition Rate
16%
Decomposition Behavior
16%
Cumulative Weight
16%
Low-cost Operation
16%
Seed Material
16%
Brevis
16%
Seeding Effect
16%
Bacillus Species
16%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Composting
100%
Coal Fly Ash
100%
Biosolid
100%
Biosolids Composts
100%
Dried Milk
50%
Thermophilic Bacterium
33%
Inoculum
16%
Decomposition of Organic Matter
16%
Carbon Dioxide
16%
Chemical Engineering
Carbon Dioxide
100%