(civil engineering) That point in bacterial action in the body of a sewage sludge or compost heap where both aerobic and anaerobic microorganisms participate, and the decomposition of the material goes no further.
aerobic-anaerobic interface
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(e′rōb·ik ′an·ə′rōb·ik ′in·tər′fās)
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