The efficient solution to decline the greenhouses emission and enrich the bacterial community during pig manure composting: Regulating the particle size of cornstalk.
Bioresour Technol
; 387: 129596, 2023 Nov.
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ABSTRACT
In present study, four lengths of chopped cornstalks were amended with pig manure respectively for 100 days aerobic fermentation, which aimed to evaluate the impact of different length of agricultural solid wastes on gaseous emission and dominating bacterial community succession and connection. The result revealed that the maximum ammonia volatilization was observed in 5 cm of straw samples attributed to the prominent mineralization, which was opposite to the emission of CH4 and N2O. As for global warming potential, the minimum value was detected in 5 cm of straw samples, which decreased by 5.03-24.75% compared with other samples. Additionally, the strongest correlation and complexity of bacterial community could be detected in 5 cm of straw treatment, representing the most vigorous bacterial metabolic ability could be recorded by optimizing the microbial habitat. Therefore, in order to decline the greenhouse effect in livestock manure composting, the 5 cm of corn straw was recommended.
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2023
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