Influence of Slaked Lime Addition on Biotechnological Specification of Vermicultivation

Ksenia A. Petrochenko; Alexander V. Kurovsky; Andrey S. Babenko; Yuri E. Yakimov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1085.390

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Influence of Slaked Lime Addition on Biotechnological Specification of Vermicultivation

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Studies have been conducted to investigate biomass accumulation of earthworms (Eisenia fetida andrei), cultivated in the soil media under various concentrations of the slaked lime. The group, which is cultivated on the media with lime concentration 0.1% is characterized by maximum biomass accumulation (average – 120 %). As a result we have discovered two phase kinetic dependence between biomass accumulation of earthworms and the amount of the slaked lime.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1085)

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390-393

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February 2015

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Ksenia A. Petrochenko*, Alexander V. Kurovsky, Andrey S. Babenko, Yuri E. Yakimov

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Biomass Accumulation, Concentration of the Calcium Ions in Substrates, Eisenia fetida andrei, Slaked Lime

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