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Zawadzinska et al., 2014 - Google Patents

Effect of substrates containing municipal sewage sludge compost on the accumulation of macrocomponents in Impatiens walleriana Hook

Zawadzinska et al., 2014

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13577219484996903701
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Zawadzinska A
Salachna P
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Journal of Elementology

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Municipal sewage sludge is often used in compost production for agriculture. Composting sediments, which include structure-forming materials, results in the formation of matter rich in organic substances and nutrients that can be used as a component of horticultural …
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