Reservoir Persistence is a theoretical construct that denotes the capacity of a specific environment or host to maintain foodborne pathogens over time, distinguishing it from transient contamination by emphasizing sustained pathogen presence and viability within a reservoir.
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Fracturing with Carbon Dioxide: From Microscopic Mechanism to Reservoir Application
Xuehang Song, Yintong Guo, Jin Zhang et al. · Joule · 2019 · 141 citations · Full text
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