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Effects of different C/N of composting materials on main indexes of high-temperature aerobic composting ofchicken manure and sawdust
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    • Effects of different C/N of composting materials on main indexes of high-temperature aerobic composting ofchicken manure and sawdust

    • CHEN Ya-juan , HUO Pei-shu , CHENG Xu-yan , SHANG Xiao-ying , LI Ji , WANG Xiao-lan
    • Journal of China Agricultural University Issue 5, (2012)

    • DOI： 10.11841/j.issn.1007-4333.2012.05.019     

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