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Evaluation of Compost Accelerating Microbes Gogoi Gauri1, Sharma Pranamika2, Phukan Amrita1, Baruah Rajen1 1Department of Soil Science, AAU, Jorhat-13, Assam 2Department of Plant Pathology, AAU, Jorhat-13, Assam Online published on 15 December, 2016. Abstract In the present investigation attempt was made to evaluate compost accelerating microbes for speedy decomposition of rice straw under pot culture experiment. The 3 CDM cultures (2 bacterial and 1 fungal) cultures were selected for pot culture evaluation using rice straw as substrate. The results of pot culture experiments showed that there was considerable decrease in carbon content from initial 17.72% to 8.12% in the different treatments. Maximum decrease in organic carbon was observed in the consortial treatment comprising cellulolytic microorganisms & silicate solubilizing bacteria. It was also observed that the gradual increase in total nitrogen content of rice straw substrate ranged from 0.713% at zero days to 0.971% at 45 days of incubation irrespective of inoculated treatments. The highest nitrogen content was recorded in the consortial inoculated treatment. The results reflected that inoculated microbes also caused maximum decrease in C: N ratio to as low as 8: 1 that indicated almost maturity of compost. Top Keywords Evaluation, Compost, Accelerating Microbes. Top | |
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