ArticleScientific reports2025
Modeling and kinetic analysis of structural disintegration and biodegradation of biocomposite cultivating pots from agricultural waste.
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- Qualifying and quantifying analysis of biodegradable biocomposite pots to unravel structural insights for sustainable agricultural applications.Scientific reports · 2026Article
- Soil Physicochemical Parameters and Bibliographically Inferred Microbial Diversity as Drivers of Early-Stage Biodegradation ofPolymers · 2026Article
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Abstract
The growing global need for sustainable alternatives to synthetic plastics in agriculture has accelerated the development of biodegradable biocomposite cultivating pots derived from renewable agricultural residues. This study elucidates the biodegradation kinetics and structural disintegration mechanisms of cultivating pots formulated from palm wax, Lanette wax, and lignocellulosic fillers, including sugarcane bagasse, peat moss, compost, vermiculite, and activated carbon. The influence of mercerization pretreatment on degradation performance was systematically evaluated through disintegration assays, CO
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