Microbial decomposition increased with precipitation in the winter while macro-decomposition peaked in arid sites during the summer. This led to similar overall decomposition rates across the gradient ...

Bio-decomposer is a microbial liquid spray which, when sprayed onto paddy stubble, breaks it down in a way that can be easily absorbed into the soil, whereby farmers then have no need to burn the ...

Adding a 7% dosage of microbial decomposer to the soil significantly increased decomposition rates Understanding how to efficiently break down plant remains in soil is crucial for recycling nutrients ...

The key members of the newfound microbial decomposer network have been associated with swine, cattle and mouse carcasses in the past, meaning they likely aren't human-specific.

This dynamic interplay creates unique “microbial consortia” – networks of diverse microbes working together to break down organic matter, regardless of season, location, or climate. Universal ...

No matter where the body is buried, the microbial network behind the cadaver’s decomposition remains essentially the same.

Microbial Growth FAQs Boise State University and the Public Health appreciates all the efforts made by our campus community to keep our campus safe and open. Answers to frequently asked microbial ...

Before the governments of Delhi and Punjab joined hands for the use of Pusa bio-decomposer to curb stubble burning, the Punjab Agricultural University had told the government in the agrarian state ...

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday said that Pusa bio-decomposer (a microbial solution that can reportedly turn stubble into manure) is cheaper than other alternatives to stubble burning ...