Effect of Microbial Group between Cow Manure Composting with Microorganism Inoculants and without Microorganism Modulator
Zhao Yue-jin
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Zhao Yue-jin
Abstract
The microbial physiological group diversity in inoculated and control cow manure composting was studied by cultivation a method.Compared to control composting,the number of bacteria、actinomycetes were increased 4.53%、6.54% respectively,and the total number of microorganism were increased 4.22%,and that fungi were decreased 65.92%.The results showed that ZZMZ composting microecologial modulator could stimulate microbial growth,quickened the composting,and shortened the composting cycle.
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The microbial physiological group diversity in inoculated and control cow manure composting was studied by cultivation a method.Compared to control composting,the number of bacteria、actinomycetes were increased 4.53%、6.54% respectively,and the total number of microorganism were increased 4.22%,and that fungi were decreased 65.92%.The results showed that ZZMZ composting microecologial modulator could stimulate microbial growth,quickened the composting,and shortened the composting cycle.
Key concepts: Microbial inoculant, Microorganism, Manure, Beneficial organism, Compost, Microbial population biology, Food science, Cow dung