The Impact of Biocompost Bioameliorators on Microbioceonosusi

Abstract

It was found out by carrying out laboratory researches that intensity of cellulose and hemicellulose decomposings by enzyme systems of soil microorganisms is accelerated on combined introducing them with mineral fertilizings and a favorable condition is formed for young-growth humus formation.

Keywords

• Biocompost,soil microorganisms,rice fields,Cellulomonas effuse,Bacillus cytaseus

Biyokompostun Toprak Mikroorganizmalarına Etkisi

Abstract

L aboratuvar çalışmaları, toprak mikroorganizmalarındaki enzim sistemleri tarafından parçalanan selüloz ve hemiselülozun mineralli gübrelerle birlikte kullanıldığında etkisinin arttığını ve yeni humus oluşumunu hızlandırarak elverişli bir durum oluşturduğunu göstermiştir

Keywords

• Biyokompost,toprak mikroorganizmaları,pirinç tarlaları,Cellulomonas effuse,Bacillus cytaseus

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