Co-composting of cotton residues with olive mill wastewater: process monitoring and evaluation of the diversity of culturable microbial populations

Kefalogianni, Io; Skiada, Vasiliki; Tsagou, Vasiliki; Efthymiou, Aikaterini; Xexakis, Konstantinos; Chatzipavlidis, Iordanis

doi:10.1007/s10661-021-09422-2

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“…According to Ahmed et al [138], OMW's discharge into soils has direct detrimental effects not only on plant growth and soil microorganism metabolism but also on the physicochemical properties of soil. Kefalogiani et al [139] indicated that co-composting is an interesting approach for the exploitation of large quantities of agro-industrial residues, with a final product suitable for improving soil fertility and health. Thus, co-composting of OMW is highly advised for the efficient treatment of wastes and the creation of a premium product appropriate for biofertilizer.…”

Section: "Soil" and "Food Web" And "Organic Matter Recycling" And "Mi...mentioning

confidence: 99%

A Bibliometric Analysis and a Citation Mapping Process for the Role of Soil Recycled Organic Matter and Microbe Interaction due to Climate Change Using Scopus Database

Vagelas

Leontopoulos

2023

AgriEngineering

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Climate change has drawn the attention not only of scientists but of politicians and societies worldwide. The aim of this paper is to present a method for selecting research studies on climate change, waste management and the role of microbes in the recycling of organic matter in soil that analyze the role of organic agriculture as the main connection between agricultural losses and climate change. VOSviewer version 1.6.18 free software tool was used in this study in order to achieve the bibliometric and mapping approach for studies on the effects of climate change in terms of soil recycled organic matter and microbe interaction. Scopus database (accessed 29 September 2022) indexed a total of 1,245,809 bibliographic items classified into paradigms. The presented documents were downloaded from Scopus as graph-based maps and as distance-based maps in order to reflect the strength of the relation between the items. Climate change includes changes in soil and soil microorganisms as affected by natural climate variations and local weather, which have beneficial or negative effects on soil organic matter. From the examination of the selected papers, it was concluded that climate change and changing precipitation patterns are having an impact on microorganisms, particularly bacterial groups, and thus ecosystem function.

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Section: "Soil" and "Food Web" And "Organic Matter Recycling" And "Mi...mentioning

confidence: 99%

A Bibliometric Analysis and a Citation Mapping Process for the Role of Soil Recycled Organic Matter and Microbe Interaction due to Climate Change Using Scopus Database

Vagelas

Leontopoulos

2023

AgriEngineering

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Environmental risk assessment of soil contamination from olive mill wastewater using electrical resistivity tomography

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Aissaoui

Nasri

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Int. J. Environ. Sci. Technol.

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Co-composting of cotton residues with olive mill wastewater: process monitoring and evaluation of the diversity of culturable microbial populations

Cited by 2 publications

References 52 publications

A Bibliometric Analysis and a Citation Mapping Process for the Role of Soil Recycled Organic Matter and Microbe Interaction due to Climate Change Using Scopus Database

A Bibliometric Analysis and a Citation Mapping Process for the Role of Soil Recycled Organic Matter and Microbe Interaction due to Climate Change Using Scopus Database

Environmental risk assessment of soil contamination from olive mill wastewater using electrical resistivity tomography

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