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Green waste Biochar from greenhouse waste Waste compounds pH 9 N/A Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Food, unspecified Food leftovers Waste compounds pH 5.02 - Autoclaved (160C, 6.2 bars) domestic food waste from Ludlow, UK Valorgas D3.3: Biokinetic and biosecurity data and operating protocols from optimisation of autoclave and cell disruption pre-treatment
Apple Apple pomace, dried Waste compounds pH 3.71 1:10 diluted apple pomace Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Bolti Bolti fish Waste compounds pH 6.43 N/A Whole Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Food, unspecified Food leftovers Waste compounds pH 5.12 - Food waste obtained from collection rounds in Luton, UK Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Pork Piggery effluent Waste compounds pH 7.2 N/A Bioenergy recovery from olive mill effluent in a hybrid reactor
Grape Grape pomace Waste compounds pH 3.85 N/A Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Bamboo Bamboo shoot shells Waste compounds pH 5.08 N/A Ensiled Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Sorghum Sorghum silage Waste compounds pH 6.6 N/A Location: shoulder Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Abattoir wastes, unspecified Abattoir, hand dug wells Waste compounds pH 6.9 N/A Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria