Compost

I'm doing a school project. I'm trying to extract cellulomonas bacteria from compost material, but all that keeps appearing in our medium is lots, and lots of fungi. We have tried enrichment, yet the fungi keeps appearing and we can't isolate the bacteria. Any ...

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... removed. This has the advantage of the resultant skin shows no sign of excoriation. Urea cream is an absolute favorite; I liken its actions to a compost heap. Urea is nitrogen, and nitrogen in a compost heap, via the uses of naturally occurring organisms, convert s cellulose/carbon, to organic ...

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... removed. This has the advantage of the resultant skin shows no sign of excoriation. Urea creame is an absolute favorite, I liken its actions to a compost heap. Urea is nitrogen, and nitrogen in a compost heap, via the uses of naturally occurring organisms, convert s cellulose/carbon, to organic ...

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... with polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofurans (PCDD/F) by industrial activities. The influence of amendments, i.e. wheat straw and compost, and of soil treatment by inoculation with lignolytic fungi, grown on wheat straw substrate, was tested. All the soils tested contained an indigenous ...

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thanks for all the help i presume a compost heap may contain nitrate rich soils... right?

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