Relationship between Compost Stability and Extractable Organic Carbon
AUTHOR(S): Wu, L. and L.Q. Ma
SOURCE: J. Environ. Qual. 31: 1323-1328.
2002
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Yard Waste
Accumulation and distribution of copper, iron, manganese and zinc in calcareous soil amended with compost.
AUTHOR(S): Zinati, G. M., Y. C. Li, and H. H. Bryan.
SOURCE: J. Environmental Science and Health, B-36(2):229-243
2001
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Effects of sample storage on biosolids compost stability and maturity evaluation.
AUTHOR(S): Wu, L. ; Ma, L.Q.
SOURCE: Journal of environmental quality
Jan/Feb 2001
Vol 30, no. 1 pgs. 222-228.
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From farm fields to dining tables in Florida
AUTHOR(S): Roe, Nancy
SOURCE: In Business
May/Jun 2002
Vol. 24, Iss. 3 pg. 14, 2 pgs
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Yard trimming-biosolids co-compost can substitute sphagnum peat moss in tomato transplant media – Poster
AUTHOR(S): Ozores-Hampton, M., C. S. Vavrina, and T. A. Obreza.
SOURCE: HortScience
June-98
Vol 33 pg. 488
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Yard waste and poultry manure composts as amendments for vegetable production
AUTHOR(S): Kostewicz, S.R. and N.E. Roe
SOURCE: HortScience
1991
Vol 26
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Bark- and peat-amended spent mushroom compost for containerized culture of shrubs.
AUTHOR(S): Chong, C. ; Cline, R.A. ; Rinker, D.L.
SOURCE: HortScience : a publication of the American Society for Horticultural Science. 29, no. 7 (July 1994): p. 781-784.
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Use of compost products for ornamental crop production: research and grower experiences.
AUTHOR(S): Fitzpatrick, G.E., E.R. Duke, and K.A. Klock-Moore.
SOURCE: HortScience 33(6):941-944
1998
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Waste compost -formulated media for rooting and producing tropical foliage plants.
AUTHOR(S): Chen, J. , McConnell, D. B., Robinson, C. A., Huang, Y. , Caldwell, R. D.
SOURCE: HortScience 36
2001
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Using composted wastes on Florida vegetable crops.
AUTHOR(S): Ozores-Hampton, M., T. A. Obreza, and G. Hochmuth.
SOURCE: HortTech. 8:130-137
1998
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