Magnetic biochar promotes the risk of mobile genetic elements propagation in sludge anaerobic digestion
Yanru Zhang(Henan Institute of Technology), Hui Li(Liaoning University), Yinping Xiang(Hefei University of Technology), Jiaqin Deng, Wenlong Xiong(Zhengzhou University), Xuan Zhang(Nanjing Xiaozhuang University), Zhaohui Yang(Zhejiang University), Zhongliang Huang, Rui Xu(Guangdong Academy of Sciences), Zijian Wu, Jingliang Xu(Zhengzhou University), Jing Huang
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