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titleOfInvention Method for preventing and controlling antibiotic resistance genes from entering plant leaves by using carbon-based material and effect evaluation method thereof
abstract The invention discloses a method for preventing and controlling antibiotic resistance genes from entering plant leaves by utilizing carbon-based materialsA method of tablet and an effect evaluation method thereof belong to the technical field of resistance control genes. The method comprises the steps of utilizing a carbon-based material to prevent and control antibiotic resistance genes from entering plant leaves, attaching the gene resistance control material to the plant leaves to treat the plant leaves; the gene control material comprises a carbon-based porous material A and a sterilization material B; the porosity or comparative area of the carbon-based porous material A is 0.7m 2 /g~0.9m 2 (ii)/g; the sterilization material B is quaternary phosphonium salt; the bactericidal material B is loaded on the carbon-based porous material A, and the loading rate of the bactericidal material B is 9.7-10.3%. The invention can adsorb antibiotic resistance genes in the environment by the gene resistance material before entering the leaves, strains containing intracellular antibiotic resistance genes can be killed by the gene resistance material, and are adsorbed by the gene resistance material after being changed into extracellular antibiotic resistance genes, so that the antibiotic resistance genes are blocked outside the plant leaves.
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