DECOMPOSITION OF SEWAGE SLUDGES IN SOIL AS AFFECTED BY THEIR ORGANIC MATTER COMPOSITION
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The rate of mineralization of C and N in a Light-colored Andosol amended with six different sewage sludges was studied during a 8-week incubation period at 28℃ in order to determine how the chemical composition of the added sludges influences their decomposition. Chemical analyses of the sludges showed that the composition of the organic matter (i.e. lipid, water-soluble sugar, hemicellulose, cellulose, crude protein, and lignin) and of organic nitrogen (i.e amino acid-N, hexosamine-N, and unidentified-N) was similar among the sludges while the amount of the total organic matter varied widely. The mineralization rate of sludge organic C was related negatively to the sum of the inorganic matter and lignin (unextractable organic matter) contents of the sludge. The mineralization rate of sludge organic N was related to the crude protein content of the total sludge organic matter.
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著者
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Mukai Satoshi
The National Institute For Environmental Studies
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HATTORI Hiroyuki
The National Institute for Environmental Studies
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