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Adsorption characteristics and mechanism of Cd by mealworm frass
Applied Biological ChemistryAbstract This experiment was conducted to evaluate the adsorption–desorption characteristics and mechanisms of heavy metals by the mealworm frass (MF). The adsorption characteristics of Cd by MF were predominantly influenced by initial pH, MF dosage, temperature, and reaction time.
Hae-Been Kim +7 more
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Technology in AgronomyBlack soldier fly larvae (BSFL) were used in this study as decomposer agents to ingest decanter cake (DC) and palm kernel expeller (PKE) mixture into frass (larvae excretion). The objectives of the study were to: (i) assess the waste reduction rate (WRR)
Cassandra Sarah David +4 more
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Sex Attractants in Frass from Bark Beetles [PDF]
Science, 1967 J. P. Vite +3 more
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Positive and negative impacts of insect frass quality on soil nitrogen availability and plant growth [PDF]
Frass deposition to soil is an important pathway by which herbivorous insects impact decomposition and soil nutrient availability. However, little is known about how frass quality influences ecosystem properties.
加賀田, 秀樹 +3 more
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InsectsInterest in the rearing of Hermetia illucens L. by-products has increased in recent years. This study evaluated the effects of H. illucens frass, obtained from larvae reared on a Gainesville diet, for the control of Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici (
Luca Alfarano +4 more
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Utilizing Insect Frass (Faecal Matter): A Sustainable Approach to Organic Fertilization in Agriculture [PDF]
Insect frass, commonly known as insect fecal matter, is emerging as a sustainable solution for organic fertilization in agriculture. This paper explores the potential benefits and applications of utilizing insect frass as an organic fertilizer ...
Jaiswal , Priyanka +6 more
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UMYU Journal of Microbiology ResearchThe circular bioeconomy, which turns organic waste into useful resources, has noticed an increase in the value of insect byproducts. Frass from Hermetia illucens, the Black Soldier Fly, is one potential product.
Alexander Okpokwu Ogabidu +13 more
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Using black soldier fly larval frass to restore soil health [PDF]
The importance of sustainable solutions for restoring soil health amidst increasing soil degradation and organic waste accumulation has gained significant attention.
Lu, Sheng-Biao +9 more
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Human urine and frass as fertilizers [PDF]
There is a pressing need for implementing more sustainable fertilizers in agriculture. Through a laboratory incubation trial and subsequent data analysis of a previously perfomed field trial, this study aimed to evaluate the nitrogen (N) release dynamics
Aronsson, Erica
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