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EVALUATION OF MATURITY AND STABILITY OF PRUNING WASTE COMPOST AND THEIR EFFECT ON CARBON AND NITROGEN MINERALIZATION IN SOIL.

M. Benito    
A. Masaguer    
A. Moliner    
N. Arrigo    
R. M. Palma    
D. Effron    

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