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Material-to-compost ratio is key for biodegradation of microbial polyester-based composite in home-composting conditions
In the context of increasing plastic pollution, the potential widespread use of biodegradable packaging requires clarification of the little-studied impact of material loading ratios on biodegradation performance in home-composting environments. The biodegradability of poly(3-hydroxybutyrate-co-3-hy
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