The influence of composts produced from lignocellulosic waste on the biological activity of soil

Presently, the production of fruiting bodies of the oyster mushroom (Pleurotus ostreatus) is of growing interest In Poland, therefore the quantity of barley straw (WOPPBO) , whose lignine-cellulose complex is digested by the fungi enzymes, distinctly increases. The biological quality of composts dev...

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Published inRozprawy Naukowe i Monografie. Szkola Glowna Gospodarstwa Wiejskiego (Poland) no. 366
Main Author Gorska, E. B.,Szkola Glowna Gospodarstwa Wiejskiego, Warszawa (Poland). Samodzielny Zaklad Biologii Mikroorganizmow
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LanguagePolish
Published Warszawa (Poland) Wydawnictwo SGGW 2010
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Summary:Presently, the production of fruiting bodies of the oyster mushroom (Pleurotus ostreatus) is of growing interest In Poland, therefore the quantity of barley straw (WOPPBO) , whose lignine-cellulose complex is digested by the fungi enzymes, distinctly increases. The biological quality of composts developed from barley straw after cultures of fruiting bodies of the oyster mushroom that was digested by the fungi enzymes was tested. The biological quality of composts with WOPPBO was compared with that of composts prepared from pine and ash-tree sawdust with addition of sewage sludge or molasse decoctions. A preparation of effective microorganisms (EM-farming) was added to three out of the eight of the studied composts in order to indicate its influence on the biological activity of composts with the lignine-cellulose complex
Bibliography:P34
978-7583-209-9
2011000700
ISBN:9787583209
9789787583203