Phosphate-Solubilizing Bacteria Inoculant No. 1 1. Feature: The product is developed by national plan technology, and has double functions of effective microorganisms and organic matter. The insoluble soil phosphate has low mobility and thus causes low phosphate concentration in soil solution, or low phosphate availability for the plant absorption. The soil available phosphates combined easily with Ca, Fe or Al, phosphate to form Ca-P, Fe-P and Al-P complexes, which are the major constituents of soil inorganic phosphate. Phosphate-solubilizing bacteria can convert these fixed phosphates into the available forms, and thus plants can more effectively absorb phosphate. 2. Function: (1) Dissolve rhizosphere soil fixed phosphates, being effective to provide the absorption of crops. It s the most effective way, and thus plants can effectively absorb phosphate. (2) Increase effective microorganism of rhizosphere, compete with the growth of pathogens and provide healthy rhizosphere. (3) Improve soil environment and the growth of crop with better quality. 3. Remark: (1) Phosphate-solubilizing bacteria can match with chemical fertilizers, humus acid, amino acid etc. to mix for application. (2) The product can match with oil pressing less, rice bran or other organic fertilizer to mix for application. (3) Not allow the product taking high concentration chemical fertilizers and toxic pesticide to mix using directly, avoiding to mix with high osmotic pressure, and resulted in death of microorganisms. (4) After opening the product, it shall be avoided the rain water permeation and also needed to avoid other microorganisms infected. (5) Try the best storage the product in the cool place, and avoid high temperature storage for a long time.
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