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titleOfInvention Minerals and natural fertilizer containing micro organisms
abstract The present invention relates to a natural fertilizer comprising minerals and microorganisms or microbial metabolites More specifically, molybdenum and tourmaline are produced as mineral pulverizers that release anions or contain metal ions, to produce antimicrobials, plant growth hormones, resistance elicitors, or to decompose organic matter and to remove phosphoric acid and potassium from soils. A natural fertilizer comprising a Bacillus subtilis KSC4 dry powder and Burkholderia pyrrocinia FB11 and its metabolites as a microorganism to increase crop utilization. The crops can easily absorb fertilized organic matters by quickly dominating the soil ecosystem by supplying the soil with various microelements that are difficult to absorb in plants by foliar fertilization such as pest damage, anion, nutrients, etc. It provides natural fertilizers that can be broken down into nutrients to promote crop growth and improve quality.
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