Accelerating the Spent Mushroom Substrate Composting Process by Adding Compound N-Rich Sources: Humification Mechanism Driven by Carbon and Nitrogen Components at Different Bioavailable Level
Jiacong Lin(Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences), Guoxue Li(China Agricultural University), Yilin Mao(Jinan University), Dingmei Wang(Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences), He Liu(Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences), Jing Yuan(Zhengzhou University), Zhen Yu(Dongguan University of Technology), Guangyi Li(Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences), Liwen Mai(Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences), Shiliang Peng(Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences), Qinfen Li(Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences)
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