A study (100 days duration) was conducted to evaluate the efficiency of an exotic earthworm
species (epigeic—Eisenia foetida) for decomposition of different types of organic substrates …

A comparative study was conducted between exotic and local (epigeic-Eisenia fetida and
anaecic-Lempito mauritii, respectively) species of earthworms for the evaluation of their …

Preliminary studies were conducted on wheat straw to test the technical viability of an
integrated system of composting, with bioinoculants and subsequent vermicomposting, to …

Coffee pulp is the main solid residue from the wet processing of coffee berries. Due to
presence of anti-physiological and anti-nutritional factors, coffee pulp is not considered as …

Cow manure and sawdust vermicompost effect on nutrition and growth of ornamental foliage
plants Page 1 68 Central Asian Journal of Environmental Science and Technology Innovation …

A study was undertaken with an objective of evaluating the long‐term impacts of organic
(ORG) and conventional (CON) methods of coffee farming on soil physical, chemical …

Background The reuse of organic wastes in agriculture is an appropriate method of
environment management. Most plants with ornamental leaves are cultivated in soilless …

To accelerate the process of composting, different microflora viz. Pleurotus sajor-caju
(fungus), Trichoderma harzianum (fungus) and Azotobacter chroococcum (bacteria) were …

Cultivation of Pleurotus sajor-caju, an edible mushroom, was tested on leaves of Morus alba
and Ricinus communis and also on stems (chopped as well as on wood logs). The …

Composting is a biochemical process converting various components in organic wastes into
relatively stable humus-like substances that can be used as a soil amendment or organic …