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Table 1.

Basic properties of the co-composting raw materials.

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Fig 1.

Changes in tannin and saponin contents during composting of C. oleifera shell and seed cake.

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Table 2.

Contents of typical phenolic acids in the compost samples of C. oleifera shell and seed cake at different composting time-points.

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Table 3.

Contents of typical saponins in compost samples of C. oleifera shell and seed cake at different composting time-points.

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Table 4.

Chemical names of typical phenolic acid compounds in the compost samples (of C. oleifera shell and seed cake) and their respective chemical formulas.

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Table 5.

Chemical names of typical saponins in compost samples (of C. oleifera shell and seed cake) and their respective chemical formulas.

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Fig 2.

Relationships between the tannin and saponin contents and the TN, TP, TK, and total nutrient contents.

TN: total nitrogen, TP: total phosphorus, TK: total potassium.

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Fig 3.

Relationships between the tannin and saponin contents and NO3--N and NH4+-N.

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Table 6.

Spearman correlations among physical and chemical parameters during composting of C. oleifera shell and seed cake.

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Fig 4.

Relationships between tannin and saponin contents and the C/N ratio.

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Fig 5.

Relationships between tannin and saponin contents and the GI.

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Table 7.

Solvita maturity index during the composting of C. oleifera shell and seed cake.

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Table 8.

Correlations of tannin and saponin contents with the C/N ratio, GI, and Solvita maturity index during composting of C. oleifera shell and seed cake.

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