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Cultivable fungal growth and microbial community profiles during drying of earth-hemp composites
Earth-hemp composites are promising low-carbon construction materials, but their wider use is limited by uncertainties regarding their susceptibility to microbial growth, particularly during drying. This study investigates cultivable fungal growth and microbial community profiles during the
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