Microbial utilisation of natural organic wastes

Viacheslav, Ilyin; Смирнов, И. А.; Soldatov, P. E.; Korniushenkova, I.N.; Grinin, A.S.; Lykov, I N; Safronova, S.A.

doi:10.1016/s0094-5765(03)00046-8

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“…In addition to the degradation of organic matter, the chemolithotrophic metabolisms capable of degrading carbon monoxide, nitrate, nitrite, and metal chelating agents can be exploited both under aerobic or anaerobic conditions in some cases. Thus, bacteria of the family Rhizobiaceae can aggregate the microbial consortia applied for the detoxification of industrial effluents and for the treatment of organic waste (Ilyin et al 2004;Murto et al 2004;De Vrieze et al 2013;Franke-Whittle and Insam 2013).…”

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The Family Rhizobiaceae

Alves¹,

Souza²,

Varani³

et al. 2014

The Prokaryotes

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The Family Rhizobiaceae

Alves¹,

Souza²,

Varani³

et al. 2014

The Prokaryotes

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“…Maintenance of proper pH, temperature, air (oxygen) and moisture conditions and softening of the surface layer of residual biomass with the help of surfactant or urea is helpful. Likewise, fungal treatments in which fungi and actinomycetes directly colonize with the residues or enzymatic treatments using lignolytic enzymes help improving biodelignification process (Ilyin et al 2004;Moreno et al 2015). It further needs exposure of suitable mesophilic and thermophilic conditions that may include combined organic and inorganic complexes like CuSO 4 -gallic acid supplement for aggravating high functional bioconversion activities (Mishra and Jana 2017).…”

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Agrowaste bioconversion and microbial fortification have prospects for soil health, crop productivity, and eco-enterprising

Singh

Prabha

Shukla

et al. 2019

Int J Recycl Org Waste Agricult

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Purpose Agricultural chemicals either used as nutrient inputs for soil fertility or pesticides are creating physicochemical and biological deterioration of the soils and disturbing the agro-ecosystems worldwide. Alarming concerns towards integrated agroecology demand for renewed interest in low-external input-based farming practices. These practices comprise strengthening of soil biological properties, recycling of inherent soil minerals and reuse of agricultural residual wastes. Methods We described approaches for the bioconversion of agricultural residual wastes into value-added compost. The process involves conversion of residual waste into raw compost followed by its fortification with beneficial decomposer microorganisms to produce quality fortified compost product. Finally, incubation of fortified compost with single or consortia of beneficial microorganisms like N-fixers, P-solubilizers or K-mobilizers and biocontrol agents further enriches compost to produce bioorganic products.

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“…Increasing numbers of farmers and agricultural enterprises are adopting microbial agents to replace chemical pesticides, achieving biological control and increasing crop yields (Gouda et al, 2018;Huang et al, 2020;Jiao et al, 2021). Simultaneously, microbial agents are widely used in projects such as sewage treatment and soil remediation, accelerating the degradation of organic waste and reducing environmental pollution (Hasr Moradi Kargar and Hadizadeh Shirazi, 2020;Ilyin et al, 2004;Kim and Cho, 2022;Zhang et al, 2023). In industrial production, particularly in the preparation of bioenergy, microbial agents are expected to replace traditional fossil energy production methods, reducing adverse environmental impacts (Matsushika et al, 2009;Muras et al, 2021).…”

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Directed Micro-Ecology Application System: On-site One-step Fermentation Facilitating Microbial Application Through Theoretical and Equipment Innovation

Ma,

Luo,

Zhao

et al. 2024

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Functional microbial agents play a crucial role in various fields such as agriculture, feed fermentation, aquaculture, and environmental protection. However, traditional microbial agents were confronted with critical challenges such as limited shelf-life, reduced activity, and inconsistent efficacy. In this case, we innovatively proposed the concept of Directed Micro-Ecology (DME) and developed its application system, including a core module named DME intelligent fermentor (DME25). Over 40 functional strains, including bacterial strains and fungus strains, were successfully cultured to 10∼50 ×108CFU/mL within 20∼48 h and maintained a relatively low contamination rate (<2.5%). Finally, the stability and effectiveness of these DME-fermented strains were validated in different application areas, all of which exhibited perfect functional characteristics. Firstly, the bacillus strains inhibited the progression of wilt disease and significantly improved the growth of tomatoes. Secondly, all tested lactobacillus strains improved the nutrition and quality of fermented feed, complying with feed industry standards. Lastly, the ammonia nitrogen concentration, nitrite concentration of aquaculture water and phosphate concentration, COD of aquaculture tail water were significantly reduced within 1∼4 d. The successful application of the DME intelligent fermentor in different fields marks a pivotal breakthrough in technological innovation of microbial agents on-site one-step fermentation. This technological advancement opens new avenues for enhancing the stability and effectiveness of microbial agents, infusing powerful impetus to the development of microbial application.

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Microbial utilisation of natural organic wastes

Cited by 9 publications

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The Family Rhizobiaceae

The Family Rhizobiaceae

Agrowaste bioconversion and microbial fortification have prospects for soil health, crop productivity, and eco-enterprising

Directed Micro-Ecology Application System: On-site One-step Fermentation Facilitating Microbial Application Through Theoretical and Equipment Innovation

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