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  • 16. Soil mineralization of two-phase olive mill wastes: effect of the lignocellulosic composition on soil C dynamics.
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  • 19. Dynamic of functional microbial groups during mesophilic composting of agro-industrial wastes and free-living (N2)-fixing bacteria application.
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