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Microbial Response to Biodegradable Mulch: Can Degradation Rate Be Accelerated by Management?
Single-use, petroleum-based polyethylene mulch is ubiquitous in certified organic mulched vegetable systems, representing a broken nutrient cycle and a waste concern. Current organic-allowable biodegradable mulches cannot match the performance of polyethylene, in part because of the requirements tha
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