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titleOfInvention Seawater spirulina-interstellar bacterium symbiotic system, construction method and application
abstract The invention belongs to the technical field of seawater culture tail water treatment, and discloses a seawater spirulina-interstella bacteria symbiotic system, a construction method and application, wherein the symbiotic system is used for coculture of single-strain seawater spirulina interstella bacteria and seawater spirulina, and the strains are automatically separated from a seawater spirulina culture solution; the biological mass ratio of the bacteria in the interstellar area of the seawater spirulina to the seawater spirulina during inoculation is 1: 3. the single strain of the seawater spirulina rhizosphere bacteria and the seawater spirulina are mixed according to the biological mass 1: 3, inoculating; mixed culture in a culture medium; the culture conditions are that the culture temperature is 30 ℃, and the light intensity is 60 mu mol.m ‑1 ·s ‑1 Light-to-dark ratio is 12: 12, the culture time is 10 days. The invention forms a stable symbiotic relationship between the seawater spirulina and the intercellular bacteria, the addition of the intercellular bacteria can greatly promote the growth speed of the seawater spirulina, accelerate the absorption of nutrient substances such as nitrogen, phosphorus and the like in the water body and indirectly accelerate the treatment speed of the seawater culture tail water.
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