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Propionic acid-related inhibition during anaerobic digestion: insights into methane production and microbial community responses
Propionic acid (HPr) accumulation is a major indicator of anaerobic digestion (AD) dysfunction, yet the respective contributions of acidity, undissociated HPr and the propionate ion (Pr⁻) to inhibition and microbial community composition remain unclear. Using mesophilic batch microcosms fed with mun
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