Researchers analyze how microorganisms suppress pathogen regrowth

Stefano Pietronave; Letizia Fracchia; Maria Giovanna Martinotti

Researchers analyze how microorganisms suppress pathogen regrowth

Stefano Pietronave
, Letizia Fracchia
, Maria Giovanna Martinotti

Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences

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Abstract

The high suppressive effect against pathogens observed in nonsterlizied compost was studied. The high concentration and biodiversity of the indigenous microflora in mature compost may favor the competition for limited nutrients. The results showed that high moisture content and increased temperature can positively affect the regrowth of S. arizonae and E. coli.

Original language	English
Pages	57-60
Number of pages	4
Volume	43
No.	10
Specialist publication	BioCycle
Publication status	Published - Oct 2002

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