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1988 | OriginalPaper | Chapter

The Recolonisation by Bacteria of Thermically Cleaned Soil

Authors : P. van Beelen, A. K. Fleuren Kemilä, M. J. ‘t Hart, M. L. P. van Esbroek, F. I. Kappers

Published in: Contaminated Soil ’88

Publisher: Springer Netherlands

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The disposal of cleaned soil often forms a problem. Although the soil is cleaned it still might contain residues of the pollutants. Thermically cleaned soil is a completely dead product. Therefore it has to be recolonized by plants, soil microflora and soil animals to become a normal healthy soil again. Addition of healthy soil or fertilizer to the cleaned soil may enhance the recolonization by living organisms. An enhanced recolonization rate may promote the acceptance of the cleaned soil by the general public, which makes it easier to dispose of the cleaned soil.

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Title
The Recolonisation by Bacteria of Thermically Cleaned Soil
Authors
P. van Beelen
A. K. Fleuren Kemilä
M. J. ‘t Hart
M. L. P. van Esbroek
F. I. Kappers
Copyright Year
1988
Publisher
Springer Netherlands
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-2807-7_136