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+ | In our project, we believe that we can use the biostimulator to control the change of micribiota and make the soil | ||
+ | healthier. In order to verify this theory, we successively use the biostimulator in the soil where the turmeric was | ||
+ | planted in May, June and July. After sampling the NGS data of this three month, we classified the top 20 bacteria in those | ||
+ | data to get the function table at fig1. We can see that the ratio of plant growth-promoting bacteria (PGPB) is rising, and | ||
+ | the ratio of plant pathogenic bacteria is fluctuating in a small amount, which means that we can achieve the purpose of | ||
+ | raising good bacteria in the case of controlling the proportion of plant pathogenic bacteria by using the biostimulator. | ||
+ | Nitrifying bacteria and phosphate solubilizing bacteria rise. These bacteria produce chemical fertilizers, so their | ||
+ | increase can reduce the amount of fertilizer applied. The decline in pollution indicator bacteria indicates that the | ||
+ | proportion of pollutants in the soil components has decreased. That is, we have not applied pollutants such as pesticides, | ||
+ | herbicides etc., and the soil is slowly repairing itself over time. Finally, the data shows that the denitrifying bacteria | ||
+ | decline. Denitrifying bacteria can represent the nitrate content, and the high nitrate content will cause environmental | ||
+ | pollution. | ||
+ | All information shows us that every month after spreading the biostimulator, the soil gets healthier. It is worth that the | ||
+ | evenness of this three months is improving. Therefore, we confirmed that biostimulator can control bacterial changes and | ||
+ | make the soil healthier, and evenness can be used as a criterion for segmental soil health. | ||
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