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Foam‐Bed Bioreactor With Immobilized <scp> <i>Aspergillus welwitschiae</i> </scp> for Efficient Tannin Removal: Optimization and Performance Evaluation

This Wiley journal article describes a foam-bed bioreactor using immobilized Aspergillus welwitschiae intended for efficient tannin removal and reports optimization and performance evaluation. The excerpt provided contains only publisher and content-type metadata beyond the title.

Categories: science-and-space, environment-and-climate, technology

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Why it matters

The paper presents a method aimed at efficient tannin removal, indicating potential relevance to treatment or removal processes.

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Foam‐Bed Bioreactor With Immobilized <scp> <i>Aspergillus welwitschiae</i> </scp> for Efficient Tannin Removal: Optimization and Performance Evaluation

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