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The effect of introduction of chicken manure on the biodiversity and performance of an anaerobic digesterŚwiątek et al., 2019
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- Świątek M
- Lewicki A
- Szymanowska D
- Kubiak P
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- Electronic Journal of Biotechnology
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Background Ammonium stress is a prime limiting phenomenon that occurs during methane formation from poultry manure. It is caused by elevated ammonium nitrogen concentrations that result from substrate decomposition. The amounts of methane formed depend on the …
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