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MICP mechanism diagram.

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Physical and mechanical properties of sand.

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Fig 2.

Size distribution diagram of sand particles.

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The physical and mechanical properties of palm fiber.

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Fig 3.

Palm fiber.

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Fig 4.

Sporosarcina pasteurii.

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Fig 5.

Calibration curve of the correlation between OD600 and CFU.

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Fig 6.

Schematic diagram of sample preparation for unconfined compressive strength test.

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Fig 7.

Schematic diagram of sample preparation for shear test.

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Fig 8.

Penetration device diagram.

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Fig 9.

High precision NMR microanalyzer.

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Fig 10.

Schematic flowchart.

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Fig 11.

Stress-strain curves of 6 samples with different cementation solution concentrations.

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Table 3.

Standard deviation (SD) of unconfined compressive strength corresponding to each concentration of cementation solution.

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Fig 12.

Three-dimensional stress-strain diagram of 6 samples with different cementation solution concentrations.

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Fig 13.

Shear displacement-shear stress curves of 6 different cementation solution concentrations .

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Fig 14.

Shear displacement-shear stress curves of 6 different cementation solution concentrations .

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Fig 15.

Shear displacement-shear stress curves of 6 different cementation solution concentrations .

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Table 4.

The standard deviation (SD) of shear stress corresponding to each concentration of cementation solution.

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Fig 16.

Three-dimensional graphs of shear displacement-shear stress of 6 different cementation solution concentrations .

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Fig 17.

Three-dimensional graphs of shear displacement-shear stress of 6 different cementation solution concentrations .

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Fig 18.

Three-dimensional graphs of shear displacement-shear stress of 6 different cementation solution concentrations .

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Table 5.

Urease activity in high-concentration cementation solution.

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Table 6.

Permeability coefficients of 6 different cementation solution concentrations.

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Table 7.

Standard deviation of Permeability coefficients in 6 different cementation solution concentrations.

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Fig 19.

Porosity at different positions of 6 samples with different cementation solution concentrations.

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Fig 20.

Porosity curves of 6 different cementation solution concentrations at different locations.

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Table 8.

Calcium carbonate content and Standard deviation in 6 different cementation solution concentrations.

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Fig 21.

SEM images of cementation solution concentrations of (a) 0.2 mol/L, (b)0.3 mol/L, (c) 0.4 mol/L, (d) 0.5 mol/L, (e) 0.6 mol/L and (f) 0.7 mol/L respectively.

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Fig 22.

The XRD results of cementation solution concentrations of 0.2 mol/L-0.7 mol/L were obtained.

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Table 9.

Normalized intensity.

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