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Agroforestry, food and nutritional security : Background paper n° 4 [PDF]
, 2013 Dawson, Ian +9 more
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Valorization of Coffee Cherry Pulp into Potential Functional Poultry Feed Additives by Pectinolytic Yeast <i>Kluyveromyces marxianus</i> ST5. [PDF]
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Corrigendum/Erratum to "Wastewater treatment in tropical, vertical up-flow constructed wetlands with selected macrophytes species: A preliminary analysis" [Heliyon Volume 11, Issue 1, 15 January 2025, e41207]. [PDF]
HeliyonGeleto M, Ulsido MD, Berego YS.
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A Cascara-Infused Caffeine Drink as a Social Beverage. [PDF]
MoleculesSłowik-Borowiec M +2 more
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Accelerated coffee pulp composting
Biodegradation, 1997The effect of two abundant, easily available and very low-cost agro-industrial organic residues, i.e., filter cake from the sugar industry and poultry litter, on the composting stabilization time of coffee pulp and on the quality of the produced compost, was evaluated.
G, Sánchez, E J, Olguín, G, Mercado
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Agricultural Wastes, 1980
Abstract Coffee pulp is a by-product of coffee processing representing about 40% by weight of the ripe coffee fruit. In this paper results of coffee pulp pressing experiments are presented and discussed. Pressing trials were carried out with a batch hydraulic press and evaluated by calculation of two parameters, juice yield and extracted solids ...
Carlos Rolz +3 more
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Abstract Coffee pulp is a by-product of coffee processing representing about 40% by weight of the ripe coffee fruit. In this paper results of coffee pulp pressing experiments are presented and discussed. Pressing trials were carried out with a batch hydraulic press and evaluated by calculation of two parameters, juice yield and extracted solids ...
Carlos Rolz +3 more
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Biotechnology Letters, 1981
Coffee pulp, traditionally considered a highly polluting waste, is evaluated for its potential as biogas substrate via anaerobic digestion. The fibrous nature of the material required long retention times.
J. F. Calzada +6 more
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Coffee pulp, traditionally considered a highly polluting waste, is evaluated for its potential as biogas substrate via anaerobic digestion. The fibrous nature of the material required long retention times.
J. F. Calzada +6 more
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