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Inoculation regulates nitrogen transformation and microbial community during livestock manure composting

2023-09-19

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The effects of three Bacillus strains and one Saccharomyces cerevisiae strain on nitrogen transformation and microbial communities in pig and chicken manure compost were investigated. The findings revealed that employing compound microbial inoculants raised compost temperature, expedited moisture reduction, enhanced cellulase activity, and stimulated the accumulation of NH4+-N, NO3–N, and total nitrogen (TN), resu...

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e24cd777-afa3-5c4f-bd9a-fe49ce5026b7
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10.22541/au.169512497.72705055/v1
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