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Journal Article
Research Progress on Microbial Nitrogen Conservation Technology and Mechanism of Microorganisms in Aerobic Composting
2025
Overview
With economic development and improvements in living standards, the demand for livestock products has steadily increased, resulting in the generation of large amounts of livestock manure, which seriously pollutes the ecological environment and poses a threat to human health. High-temperature aerobic composting is an effective method for treating livestock manure; however, traditional composting processes often lead to considerable nitrogen loss, reduced efficiency of soil conditioners, and increased emissions of harmful gases. The incorporation of physical, chemical, and biological additives can effectively retain nitrogen within the compost. Among these, microbial agents are particularly noteworthy as they precisely regulate the microbial community structure associated with nitrogen transformation during aerobic composting, altering the abundance of functional genes and enzyme activities involved in nitrogen transformation. This approach significantly reduces nitrogen loss and harmful gas emissions. This paper reviews the application effects of microbial agents on nitrogen retention during aerobic composting and explores the underlying regulatory mechanisms, aiming to provide theoretical guidance and new research directions for the application of microbial agents in enhancing nitrogen retention during aerobic composting.
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Springer US,Springer Nature B.V
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