ArticleACS agricultural science & technology2025
Design of Fermentative Technology for the Valorization of Pig Bristle Keratins into Biostimulant for Agricultural Applications.
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The elimination of keratin-derived waste, such as pig bristles, represents a significant challenge due to its high production levels and resistance to degradation. However, the keratinous composition also makes pig bristles a valuable waste material with significant potential for bioconversion into biostimulants rich in bioavailable nitrogen, peptides, and amino acids. To achieve degradation, microorganisms with keratinolytic activity isolated from the raw material were selected. Based on the best performance in plant PGP traits, solubility, and protease activity,
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