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biosolids

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bi·o·sol·ids  (b-sldz)
pl.n.
Solid or semisolid material obtained from treated wastewater, often used as fertilizer.
biosolids  (b-sldz)
Solid or semisolid organic material obtained from treated wastewater, often used as a fertilizer or soil amendment.


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