Luciano Cavani

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University of Bologna

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Luciano Cavani is an Associate Professor at the Università degli Studi di Bologna, Italy. His research focuses on soil quality, organic fertilization, and the microbiome, as demonstrated in his recent articles on organic fertilizers and soil enzyme analysis. He is particularly interested in the impacts of tannery and slaughterhouse by-products on soil health and plant nutrition.

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Sustainable fertiliser from beef slaughtering biogas digested sludge. Digested sludge upgrading and converting into a recognised fertiliser

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CLAUDIO CIAVATTA

FULL PROFESSOR - Agricultural Chemistry

ITALY

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Moreno Toselli

University of Bologna

ITALY

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Luigimaria Borruso

Free University of Bozen-Bolzano

ITALY

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Anna Mazzi

Associate Professor

Università degli Studi di Salerno Dipartimento di Ingegneria Industriale

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Stefano CESCO

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Free University of Bozen-Bolzano

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CLAUDIO MARZADORI

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University of Bologna

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Organic fertilizers obtained from metal-free and chromium tanned leather: Evaluation of nitrogen release and the effects on the soil microbiome

Assessing the Fertilizing Potential of Two Tannery Bio-Wastes Through Short-Term Soil Incubation and Plant Rhizosphere Bioassay

Analyzing soil enzymes to assess soil quality parameters in long-term copper accumulation through a machine learning approach

Dried Anaerobic Digestate from Slaughterhouse By-products: Emerging Cues for a Bio-Based Fertilization

Compost improves plant and soil macronutrient content in a 14-years orchard

Nitrogen Availability in Organic Fertilizers from Tannery and Slaughterhouse By-Products

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Soil Response to Agricultural Land Abandonment: A Case Study of a Vineyard in Northern Italy

Rotation and Fertilization Effects on Soil Quality and Yields in a Long Term Field Experiment

Disentangling the Possible Drivers of Indri indri Microbiome: A Threatened Lemur Species of Madagascar

I Like the Way You Eat It: Lemur (Indri indri) Gut Mycobiome and Geophagy.

Fourteen years of compost application in a commercial nectarine orchard: effect on microelements and potential harmful elements in soil and plants

Conventional versus organic management: application of simple and complex indexes to assess soil quality

New insights into organic carbon stabilization in soil macroaggregates: An in situ study by optical microscopy and SEM-EDS technique

Collaborators (6)

CLAUDIO CIAVATTA

Moreno Toselli

Luigimaria Borruso

Anna Mazzi

Stefano CESCO

CLAUDIO MARZADORI

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