Free online reference management for clinicians and scientists
Recent "compost" articles
- These articles and links have been posted by Connotea users using the tag "compost".
- To add to this collection, or to start your own library:
Watch a short video (2m 41s)
Create a Connotea Community Page about this tag. 

Number of articles per page:
www.composters.com
Internet retailer specializes in compost bins and other composting and gardening equipment.
natural-gardening.com
Natural Gardening provides interactive gardening tips, articles, news and product catalogs for garden flowers, trees, shrubs, and equipment
Everything Outside, (18 Mar 2008)
Compost is a great tool for any gardener. It helps your garden hold just the right amount of water, makes it the right texture for optimal plant growth, and provides it with beneficial natural...
thebasicsoforganicgardening.com
There are many benefits to growing your own produce organically. Even if you are not yet organic you should use organic fertilizers, if you want to avoid harmful chemicals and grow healthier, disease resistant plants.
www.information2information.com
The roof garden is the type of the garden on roof of the building Humans have also grown the plants atop of the structures because antiquity
www.yougrowgirl.com
Ideally, the compost would be made in one step (the day the lawn is cut). The next time the lawn is cut another heap would be made. Have 4 piles at a time and by the time the fourth one is made the first is ready to use.
www.greengoldrush.org
What happens when you recycle, compost, or craig s list all your trash and no longer need (or want to pay for) city trash service? If you live in San Carlos, CA, you can expect a lawsuit from the city.
Building a Compost Bin, (17 Nov 2007)
You need to consider this...
Annals of Microbiology 53 (4), 349-410 (2003)
Composting is a controlled self-heating, aerobic solid phase biodegradative
process of organic materials. The process comprises mesophilic and thermophilic phases
involving numerous microorganisms. In several successive steps, microbial communities
degrade organic substrates into more stable, humified forms and inorganic products, generating
heat as a metabolic waste product. Due to the complexity of substrates and intermediate
products, microbial diversity and the succession of populations is a prerequisite to ensure
complete biodegradation. Due to the dynamic process, both in time and space (microhabitats),
which is reflected by constantly changing pH, humidity, oxygen partial pressure and
temperature it is extremely difficult to detect, albeit isolate, all the microorganisms involved.
Research on composts is also so difficult because the process can hardly be simulated in the
laboratory since all major gas and temperature fluxes are to a large extent determined by the
physical extension of the system. In this comprehensive survey of literature an inventory of
the mesophilic and thermophilic bacteria, actinomycetes and fungi isolated during several
phases of composting (including also self-heating organic materials) is presented.
Extremophiles 10 (5), 363 (2006)
<< Prev 0 Showing entries 1 to 10 of 23 total Next 10 >>


