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Table 1.

Chemical characteristics of the three manures.

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Fig 1.

Changes of temperature, pH, ammonium nitrogen [NH4+-N], nitrate nitrogen [NO3--N], and NH4+-N / NO3--N ratio during composting.

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Fig 2.

Changes of GI in the swine, cattle and chicken manure composts during composting.

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Fig 3.

The spectra of 13C CP/TOSS [thin lines] and CP/TOSS after dipolar dephasing [thick lines] of swine, cattle and chicken manures and composts [only data of selected days shown].

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Fig 4.

Relative proportions of functional groups [%] in swine, cattle and chicken manure composts obtained by the CP/TOSS and their changes with time.

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Fig 5.

Alkyl C/ O-alkyl C ratios of manures and composts during composting.

Alkyl C/ O-alkyl C = alkyl C [0-44ppm] / O-alkyl C [44–113 ppm] based on CP/TOSS spectra.

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Fig 6.

Aromaticity of manures and composts during composting.

Aromaticity = aromatic C [113–162 ppm] / total C [0–220 ppm] based on CP/TOSS spectra.

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Table 2.

Days required for three manures to reach the threshold values of some maturity indices proposed in the literature as well as threshold values and references.

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