https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/etomoxir-na-s
Biological wood oxidation (BWO) is proposed as a cleaner alternative to wood combustion for heat production and wood waste management. Currently, BWO is not extensively studied and little is known about it. Nevertheless, given the composition of wood residues, which is dominated by carbon, nutrient availability may become a limiting factor during BWO. Our objective was to study the nutrition requirements for sustaining the BWO. For this purpose, three different factors including nitrogen addition, phosphorus addition and pH, we
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