Comparison of Salvia Growth in Seaweed Compost and Biosolid Compost.
AUTHOR(S): Klock-Moore, K.A.
SOURCE: Compost Sci. and Utilization 8(1):24-28
2000
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Effects of processing technologies on efficacy of sludge-yard trash cocompost.
AUTHOR(S): Fitzpatrick, G. E., P. A. Davis and M. L. Lamberts.
SOURCE: Compost Sci. Util. 1(2):73-78
1993
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Phytotoxic effects of a short-chain fatty acid on seed germination and root length of cucumis sativus cv. ‘Pointset’.
AUTHOR(S): Shiralipour, A., D. B. McConnell and W. H. Smith.
SOURCE: Compost Sci. Util. 5: 47-52
1997
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Growth of Impatiens ‘Accent Orange’ in Two Compost Products of Different Particle Sizes.
AUTHOR(S): Klock-Moore, K.A.
SOURCE: Compost Sci Util.7(1):58-62
1999
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Effect of age of cocomposted MSW and biosolids on weed seed germination waste.
AUTHOR(S): Ozores-Hampton, M., Peter J. Stoffella, Thomas A. Bewick, Daniel J. Cantliffe and Thomas A. Obreza.
SOURCE: Compost Sci. Util. 7(1):51-57
1999
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Yard trimming-biosolids compost: possible alternative to sphagnum peat moss in tomato transplant production.
AUTHOR(S): Ozores-Hampton, M., C. S. Vavrina, and T. A. Obreza.
SOURCE: Compost Sci. Util. 7(4):42-49
1999
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Utilization of sugarcane compost as a soil amendment in a tomato production system.
AUTHOR(S): Stoffella, P. J., and D.A. Graetz.
SOURCE: Compost Sci. Util. 8(3):210-214
2000
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Effects of dairy lot scrapings and composted dairy manure on growth, yield, and profit potential of double-cropped vegetables.
AUTHOR(S): Roe, N. E., and G. C. Cornforth.
SOURCE: Compost Sci. Util. 8(4):320-327
2000
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Utilization of compost increases organic carbon and its humin, humic and fulvic acid fractions in calcareous Soil.
AUTHOR(S): Zinati, G. M., Y. C. Li, and H. H. Bryan.
SOURCE: Compost Sci. Util. 9(2):156-162
2001
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Cadmium, copper, lead, nickel and zinc concentration in tomato and squash grown in MSW compost-amended calcareous soil.
AUTHOR(S): Ozores-Hampton, M., E. A. Hanlon, H. H. Bryan and B. Schaffer.
SOURCE: Compost Sci. Util. 5:40-45
1997
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