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Table 1.

Chemical characteristics of raw materials used in this study.

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Table 2.

Effects of temperature on pH value in anaerobic co-digestion with a C/N ratio of 25.

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Table 3.

Effects of temperature on total ammonia content in anaerobic co-digestion with a C/N ratio of 25.

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Table 4.

Effects of temperature on free ammonia content in in anaerobic co-digestion with a C/N ratio of 25.

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Figure 1.

Effects of temperature on methane potential in mixtures with a C/N ratio of 25.

Values are presented as the mean ±standard error of three replicates (n = 3). Vertical bars represent LSD at the 5% level.

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Figure 2.

Changes of pH, total ammonium nitrogen, and free ammonia with different C/N ratios in the mixture of dairy manure (DM), chicken manure (CM), and rice straw (RS) in anaerobic co-digestion at 35°C.

Values are presented as the mean ±standard error of three replicates (n = 3). Vertical bars represent LSD at the 5% level.

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Figure 3.

Changes of pH, total ammonium nitrogen, and free ammonia with different C/N ratios in the mixture of dairy manure (DM), chicken manure (CM), and rice straw (RS) IN anaerobic co-digestion at 55°C.

Values are presented as the mean ±standard error of three replicates (n = 3). Values are presented as the mean ±standard error of three replicates (n = 3). Vertical bars represent LSD at the 5% level.

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Figure 4.

Changes of methane potential with different C/N ratios in the mixture of dairy manure (DM), chicken manure (CM), and rice straw (RS) in anaerobic co-digestion at 35°C and 55°C.

The dotted lines were fitting curves for both temperatures. Values are presented as the mean ±standard error of three replicates (n = 3). Vertical bars represent LSD at the 5% level.

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