[1]Cadmium availability and uptake by radish (Raphanus sativus) grown in soils applied with wheat straw or composted pig manure. Shan, Hong,Su, Shiming,Liu, Rongle,Li, Shutian.

[2]Straw biochar hastens organic matter degradation and produces nutrient-rich compost. Zhang, Jining,Chen, Guifa,Sun, Huifeng,Zhou, Sheng,Zou, Guoyan,Zhang, Jining,Chen, Guifa,Sun, Huifeng,Zhou, Sheng,Zou, Guoyan,Zou, Guoyan.

[3]Digestibility of Riverbed Plants by Dry-Thermophilic Anaerobic Digestion. Riya, Shohei,Sawayanagi, Kaoru,Suzuki, Kazuhiro,Terada, Akihiko,Hosomi, Masaaki,Zhou, Sheng. 2017

[4]Influence of bulking agents on CH4, N2O, and NH3 emissions during rapid composting of pig manure from the Chinese Ganqinfen system. Sun, Xiang-ping,Sun, Xiang-ping,Li, Guo-xue,Lu, Peng,Jiang, Tao,Schuchardt, Frank. 2014

[5]Substitution Effect of Pig Manure for Nitrogen Fertilizer on Nitrogen-Use Efficiency. Li, Shutian.

[6]CH4, NH3, N2O and NO emissions from stored biogas digester effluent of pig manure at different temperatures. Wang, Yue,Dong, Hongmin,Zhu, Zhiping,Li, Lulu,Zhou, Tanlong,Jiang, Bo,Wang, Yue,Dong, Hongmin,Zhu, Zhiping,Xin, Hongwei.

[7]Accumulations of Cadmium, Zinc, and Copper by Rice Plants Grown on Soils Amended with Composted Pig Manure. Li, Shutian,Liu, Rongle,Shan, Hong,Wang, Hongting. 2009

[8]Nitrogen Mineralization from Animal Manures and Its Relation to Organic N Fractions. Li Ling-ling,Li Shu-tian,Li Shu-tian. 2014

[9]Methane emissions and mitigation options in irrigated rice fields in southeast China. Lu, WF,Chen, W,Duan, BW,Guo, WM,Lu, Y,Lantin, RS,Wassmann, R,Neue, HU. 2000

[10]Diversity and dynamics of the bacterial community involved in pig manure biodegradation in a microbial fermentation bed system. Chen, Qianqian,Guan, Xiong,Chen, Qianqian,Liu, Bo,Wang, Jieping,Che, Jianmei,Liu, Guohong,Chen, Qianqian,Guan, Xiong. 2017

[11]Cadmium bioavailability in surface soils receiving long-term applications of inorganic fertilizers and pig manure. Wu, Longhua,Liu, Ling,Luo, Yongming,Tan, Changyin,Zhu, Ping,Peng, Chang,Christie, Peter.

[12]Housefly maggot-treated composting as sustainable option for pig manure management. Zhu, Feng-Xiang,Yao, Yan-Lai,Wang, Wei-Ping,Chen, Xiao-Yang,Hong, Chun-Lai,Xue, Zhi-Yong,Wang, Su-Juan,Du, Rong-Guang,Qi, Bing,Yang, Hong-Quan.

[13]Analysis of volatile organic compounds in compost samples: A potential tool to determine appropriate composting time. Zhu, Fengxiang,Hong, Chunlai,Wang, Weiping,Chen, Xiaoyang,Xue, Zhiyong,Yao, Yanlai,Pan, Zaifa.

[14]Using pig manure to promote fermentation of sugarcane molasses alcohol wastewater and its effects on microbial community structure. Han Fei,Zhang Junya,Li Junfang,Shen, Peihong,Su Shuquan,Chen Zhineng,Gan Jiayi,Feng Bin,Wu Bo.

[15]Phosphorus Composition and Phosphatase Activities in Soils Affected by Long-Term Application of Pig Manure and Inorganic Fertilizers. Zhang, Guangna,Chen, Zhenhua,Zhang, Aiming,Chen, Lijun,Zhang, Guangna,Zhang, Aiming,Zhang, Guangna,Wu, Zhijie,Ma, Xingzhu.

[16]The fate of antagonistic microorganisms and antimicrobial substances during anaerobic digestion of pig and dairy manure. Cao, Yun,Chang, Zhizhou,Wang, Jidong,Ma, Yan,Fu, Guangqin.

[17]Changes of yields, soil properties and micronutrients as affected by 17-yr fertilization treatments. Li, Benyin,Shen, Alin,Li, Benyin,Xu, Jianmin,Wei, Mingbao,Zhang, Hailin,Hao, Fazheng.