Animal Manure

Animal Manure

Agricultural and Biotechnological Applications

Mahajan, Shubhangi; Varma, Ajit

Springer Nature Switzerland AG

05/2022

354

Dura

Inglês

9783030972905

15 a 20 dias

717

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Chapter 1. Biotechnology of Rumen Microorganisms: Recent Advances.- Chapter 2. The Process of Methanogenesis by Rumen Microorganisms: State of Art.- Chapter 3. Rumen Methanogenesis and Mitigation Strategies.- Chapter 4. Rumen Microbiology and Microbial Degradation of Feedstuffs.- Chapter 5. Untangling the Structure and Function of Rumen Microbes in Relation to Ruminant Health and Exploring Their Biotechnological Applications.- Chapter 6. The Potential of Cow's Dung in Sustainable Agriculture and Environmental Health.- Chapter 7. Novel Microorganisms Involved in the Production of Sustainable Biogas Production.- Chapter 8. Bioenergy from Animal Manure.- Chapter 9. Animal Manure for Soil Fertility.- Chapter 10. Bioremediation of Used Motor Oil Contaminated Soil Using Animal Dung as Stimulants.- Chapter 11. Enzymes Involved with Digestion of Animal Nutrition: Role and Their Biotechnological Application.- Chapter 12. Life Cycle Assessment: A Novel Approach for Assessment of Carbon Emissionat the Farm Gate.- Chapter 13. Cow Dung as a Renewable Source of a Domestic Fuel.- Chapter 14. Animal Dung for Better Soil Health Management.- Chapter 15. Managing Cow Manure for Clean Energy: An Approach Towards Sustainable Conservation.- Chapter 16. Enzymes in the Digestion of Domesticated Animals.- Chapter 17. Roles of Beneficial Microorganisms for the Effective Production of Commercial Animal Feed.- Chapter 18. The Link Between Animal Manure and Zoonotic Disease.- Chapter 19. Feasible Strategies for Enteric Methane Mitigation from Dairy Animals.
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Animal Agriculture;Animal Dung;Animal Excrements;Animal Faeces;Animal Manure;Biogas;Biofuels;Coprology;Dung Fuel;Methane;Methanogenesis;Microbiota;Micronutrients;Rumen Microbiology;Scatology;SDG 2 Zero Hunger;SDG 15 Life on Land;Soil Microbiology;Sustainability