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Response of the bacterial consortium under supersaturation conditions in an anaerobic co-digestion environment between Typha domingensis and bovine manure
Oversaturation in an anaerobic co-digestion environment occurs when two substrates with different bulk densities are used. In this case, the co-substrate with the higher bulk density has its ratio gradually increased without changing the water supply initially, while the ratio of the second co-subst
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