MICROLIFE soil improver manure

The inoculum is composed of selected strains of Azobacter Salinetris and Vinelandii, Trichoderma Harzianum, Bacillus Megaterium, Bacillus Subtilis and Frauteria Aurantia. Thanks to the particular drying and freeze-drying technology adopted in its production, it is particularly stable and retains its vitality for long periods, reactivating quickly in the conditions of use. Bacteria of the genus Azotobacter fi x atmospheric nitrogen making it available in forms usable by the plant and produce auxin substances that accelerate the growth and elongation of the roots. Trichoderma Harzianum, an antagonist fungus known for its benefi cial root colonization function, produces enzymes and secondary metabolites that improve the availability of nutrients present in the soil and facilitate root absorption. The selected strains of Bacillus Megaterium and Bacillus Subtilis produce organic acids that favor the solubilization of the phosphate reserves present in the soil and increase the availability of metallic microelements such as iron and manganese, also through the production of natural protective and chelating substances (siderophores). Frauteria Aurantia increases the release of cations in the circulating solution, favoring the availability of potassium and microelements. All the microorganisms present in the consortium produce phytohormones that accelerate cell division, giving a strong boost to the growth of the root system and greatly improving its ability to absorb water and nutrients. Organic acids, enzymes and secondary metabolites, deriving from their biological activity, positively modify the chemical structure of humic and fulvic acids present in mature manure, increasing their bioreactivity. The synergistic action of the microbial consortium and manure with a high degree of humifi cation makes MICROLIFE the ideal product to improve the physical-chemical characteristics of the soil and rebalance the microbiological activity of tired soils.