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16. Copper and zinc removal from anaerobic digestates via Sporosarcina pasteurii induced precipitation: Effect of volatile fatty acids on process performance A. Soto et al.
17. Carbonate mineral precipitation induced by microorganisms enriched from the cave water and biofilm in a lime-decorated lava tube Y. Kim et al.
18. Erosion mitigation with biocementation: a review on applications, challenges, & future perspectives A. Dubey et al.
19. The diversity of molecular mechanisms of carbonate biomineralization by bacteria S. Görgen et al.
20. Numerical Investigation of Heterogeneous Calcite Distributions in MICP Processes L. Wang et al.
21. Microbial Carbonation of Monocalcium Silicate M. Guzman et al.
22. Innovating carbon-capture biotechnologies through ecosystem-inspired solutions H. Schweitzer et al.
23. Bio‐mediated soil improvement: An introspection into processes, materials, characterization and applications N. Jiang et al.
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26. Overcoming the inhibitory effects of urea to improve the kinetics of microbial-induced calcium carbonate precipitation (MICCP) by Lysinibacillus sphaericus strain MB284 S. Rahmaninezhad et al.
27. Circular economy approaches to microbially-induced carbonate precipitation for bioprocessing of geothermal brine for lithium recovery M. Rehmanji et al.
28. Surface Consolidation of Maastricht Limestone by Means of Bacillus Sphaericus under Varying Treatment Conditions Y. Erşan et al.
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31. Spatio-Temporal Reactive Transport Modeling of Microbially Induced Calcite Precipitation and Porosity Evolution in Porous Media D. Kumar & A. Sharma
32. Morpho-Mineralogical and Bio-Geochemical Description of Cave Manganese Stromatolite-Like Patinas (Grotta del Cervo, Central Italy) and Hints on Their Paleohydrological-Driven Genesis S. Bernardini et al.
33. Carbon capture and sequestration through landfill-derived Bacillus strains: Enhanced microbially induced calcite precipitation for sustainable bio-brick production H. Gandhi et al.
34. Insight into the role of microbial calcium carbonate and the factors involved in self-healing concrete H. Amer Algaifi et al.
35. Synergistic bio-calcification: dual bacterial strains for deep crack repair and permeability reduction in concrete Q. Fan et al.
36. Enhanced Strontium Removal through Microbially Induced Carbonate Precipitation by Indigenous Ureolytic Bacteria M. White-Pettigrew et al.
37. Processes of Nanosized Calcium Carbonate Formation by Microorganisms Z. Namsaraev et al.
38. Identification of coastal pesticide pollutants as potent inhibitors of Bacillus pasteurii urease mediated calcium carbonate precipitation: a computational approach A. Ganapathy Vilasam Sreekala et al.
39. Influence of biomass and chemicals on kinetics of ureolysis-based carbonate biomineral precipitation S. Jain
40. Use of microbial carbonation process to enable self‑carbonation of reactive MgO cement mixes T. Hoang et al.
41. Hydrogeochemical processes and multivariate analysis for groundwater quality in the arid Maadher region of Hodna, northern Algeria T. Selmane et al.
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43. Temperature‐dependent inactivation and catalysis rates of plant‐based ureases for engineered biomineralization M. Feder et al.
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45. Simplified biogeochemical numerical model to predict pore fluid chemistry and calcite precipitation during biocementation of soil M. Sharma et al.
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