Inedible Biomass Biodegradation for Advanced Life Support Systems: II. Compost Quality and Resource Recovery

Author： Ramirez-Perez Javier C.   Hogan John A.   Strom Peter F.  

Publisher： Cognizant Communication Corporation

ISSN： 1542-9660

Source： Habitation, Vol.11, Iss.4, 2008-09, pp. : 163-172

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