Methane production from lignite through the combined effects of exogenous aerobic and anaerobic microflora

@article{Wang2017MethanePF,
  title={Methane production from lignite through the combined effects of exogenous aerobic and anaerobic microflora},
  author={Baoyu Wang and Chao Tai and Li Wu and Linyong Chen and Jianmin Liu and Bingyin Hu and Dangyu Song},
  journal={International Journal of Coal Geology},
  year={2017},
  volume={173},
  pages={84-93}
}
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