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waste-valorization
Waste-valorization is the process of converting agricultural byproducts and plant residues into economically valuable materials through reuse, recycling, or processing. For plant science, this concept is essential to developing sustainable agricultural systems that maximize resource efficiency and minimize environmental impact. By transforming plant-derived waste streams into useful products or energy sources, researchers advance both ecological sustainability and economically viable applications in agriculture and biomaterials development.
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Pineapple peel cellulose based eco-friendly fertilizer nanocomposit...
Researchers developed an eco-friendly fertilizer nanocomposite using cellulose fibers e...
eco
Pineapple
crop-improvement
soil-health
controlled-release
soil-health
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Resource recovery from low-rank coal and livestock manure for susta...
Combining coal waste and livestock manure through composting and microbial treatments c...
soil-health
climate-adaptation
waste-valorization