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Ciurli et al., 2026. Journal of Environmental Management, 413: 130354

Document reference 
Ciurli, A. ; Sciubba, L. ; Di Biase, G. ; Mazzon, M. ; Ciavatta, C. ; Cavani, L., 2026. The degree of hydrolysis of meat and bone meals fertilizers drives carbon mineralisation and the availability of nitrogen and phosphorus in soil. Journal of Environmental Management, 413: 130354
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvman.2026.130354
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Ciurli et al., 2026
Datasheets 
Meat and bone meal