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titleOfInvention Efficient phosphorus-dissolution promotion bacteria, biological organic fertilizer prepared therefrom and application
abstract The present invention screens one plant of efficient phosphorus-dissolution promotion bacteria from northern China calacareous soil -- aspergillus niger A44, and the microbial bacterial agent and biological organic fertilizer prepared by strains A 44 is provided.Bacterial strain of the invention can high-efficiency dissolution ground phosphate rock, ferric phosphate, aluminum phosphate, trbasic zinc phosphate and tricalcium phosphate, Soluble phosphorus type is more, and phosphate solubilization is strong, visits Lay Penicillium notatum more than the internationally recognized Soluble phosphorus reported at present.A44 microbial bacterial agent of the invention can be compounded to form biological organic fertilizer with the decomposed feces of livestock and poultry fertilizer, straw decomposing object, binder of sterilizing etc..The microbial inoculum and its biological organic fertilizer remarkably promote plant growth, and Corn Biomass increases by 80.9% than control;Peanut biomass increases by 20.51%~24.14%, and sunflower biomass increases by 15.5%~32.3%;It is used in the saline and alkaline farmland of moderate, sunflower output increased 33.3%.And its growth-promoting effect of increasing production can be applied not by using the chemical fertilizer to be influenced under the conditions of normal use chemical fertilizer.Phosphate fertilizer resource is saved to China's agricultural production, Continued Increasing Grain Yield and the ecological environment that protects the fields are of great significance.
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