01578nas a2200205   4500008004100000245010300041210007200144300001000216490000600226520095700232653001501189653001201204653001601216653002201232653001401254653001401268100001401282700001901296856005701315       2010                        eng d00aEvaluación cinética de los dípteros como indicadores de la evolución del proceso de compostaje0 aEvaluación cinética de los dípteros como indicadores de la evolu  a13-280 v93 a<p>This research aimed to establish the role of organisms, particularly arthropods, in a composting process, in order to set biological, physical and chemical parameters which allow evaluating the optimal quality of the final matter. For this purpose, a compost pile of urban solid waste separated at source (RSU - sf) was built in which sampling was carried out during two months for microbiological, entomological, and physicochemical testing. A matrix of successions was obtained, especially for insects associated with different development stages and its relationship to physical and chemical variables. Analyses evidenced a high correlation of family Enterobacteriaceae, with the abundance of species Chonocephalus sp. (Phoridae), Drosophila sp. (Drosophilidae), Physiphora sp. (Ulidiidae), Desmometopa sp. (Milichiidae) and Tephritidae. It was also found that the absence of these arthropods can be used as an indicator of system stability</p>
10acomposting10aDiptera10aMilichiidae10asolid urban waste10astability10asyrphidae1 aMira, GEM1 aJaramillo, CAP  uhttp://www.scielo.org.co/pdf/rium/v9n17/v9n17a02.pdf