Microbiome - based agents can optimize composting of agricultural wastes by modifying microbial communities
Fengshuo Li(Qingdao University), Guangliang Cui(Northeast Agricultural University), Hossein Ghanizadeh(Massey University), Mozhen Cheng(Northeast Agricultural University), Wenwei Song(Northeast Agricultural University), Chang Liu(Northeast Agricultural University), Yao Zhang(Jiyang College of Zhejiang A&F University), Shuang Miao(Northeast Agricultural University), Jiayin Liu(Northeast Agricultural University), Xiuling Chen(Northeast Agricultural University), Aoxue Wang(Ningxia University), Peiwen Wang(Northeast Agricultural University)
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