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The science of vermicomposting for sustainable development

Ali et al., 2021

Document ID
17181275484543120617
Author
Ali R
Nazir R
Publication year
Publication venue
Agricultural Waste

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Composting is a process that involves the breakdown or decomposition of a substrate by living organisms in a progressive manner. In these processes, microbes that are indigenous to substrate; this process is instigated by the disintegration of larger or complex molecules …
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