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Dégradation et devenir des plastiques biodégradables dans le compost et le sol
Les plastiques biodégradables sont de plus en plus présentés comme des alternatives aux polymères conventionnels, notamment dans les secteurs de l'emballage et de l'agriculture. Toutefois, d'importantes lacunes persistent concernant leur dégradation et leur devenir dans les systèmes de compostage et
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