What are Microbial Mats?
The microbial inoculant refers to a viable bacterial preparation prepared by processing a fermentation liquid of a target microorganism (effective bacteria) after industrial production and expansion, using a porous substance as an adsorbent (such as peat, vermiculite), and adsorbing the bacterial cells. This fungicide is used for seed dressing or dipping roots, and has the effects of directly or indirectly improving soil, restoring soil fertility, preventing soil-borne diseases, maintaining rhizosphere microbial flora balance, and degrading toxic substances. Proper use of agricultural microbial inoculants can increase the yield of agricultural products, improve the quality of agricultural products, reduce the use of chemical fertilizers, reduce costs, improve soil, and protect the ecological environment. [1]
Microbial agent
- The microbial inoculant refers to a viable bacterial preparation prepared by processing a fermentation liquid of a target microorganism (effective bacteria) after industrial production and expansion, using a porous substance as an adsorbent (such as peat, vermiculite), and adsorbing the bacterial cells. This fungicide is used for seed dressing or dipping roots, and has the effects of directly or indirectly improving soil, restoring soil fertility, preventing soil-borne diseases, maintaining rhizosphere microbial flora balance, and degrading toxic substances. Proper use of agricultural microbial inoculants can increase agricultural product yield, improve agricultural product quality, and reduce
- According to the dosage form, it can be divided into: liquid, powder and granule;
- It can be divided according to the type of microorganism or its functional characteristics:
- 1. Increase production. Practice has proven that the specific fertilizer effect of microbial inoculants not only provides crops
- First, as the bottom fertilizer: 4kg per acre, evenly spread when arable land. [5]
- Second, for topdressing: 1-2kg per acre topdressing.
- 3. For drip irrigation and flushing: take the clear solution and irrigate with conventional fertilizers, and use the residue as a base fertilizer to improve the soil.
- Fourth, seed fertilizer: appropriate amount of seed dressing, according to conventional methods of seedling or sowing.