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    Aerobic microorganisms in bovine waste with reference to the isolation of nitrogen-fixing Azotobacter spp.

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    AbstractAzotobacter spp, are known to produce growth-promoting substances and fix atmospheric nitrogen. Cyst-forming Azotobacter spp. were found in three samples of bovine waste: aseptically taken from the rectal passage, taken at the time of voiding by the animal, and from the effluent from a biogas digester. The multiplication of azotobacters at optimum moisture in cow dung suggests such a possibility in manured soil puddles. The dense population of these nitrogen-fixing bacteria, producing growth-promoting substances, could help in seedling establishment in the field.

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    Aerobic microorganisms in bovine waste with reference to the isolation of nitrogen-fixing Azotobacter spp.

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    AbstractAzotobacter spp, are known to produce growth-promoting substances and fix atmospheric nitrogen. Cyst-forming Azotobacter spp. were found in three samples of bovine waste: aseptically taken from the rectal passage, taken at the time of voiding by the animal, and from the effluent from a biogas digester. The multiplication of azotobacters at optimum moisture in cow dung suggests such a possibility in manured soil puddles. The dense population of these nitrogen-fixing bacteria, producing growth-promoting substances, could help in seedling establishment in the field.

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    AbstractAzotobacter spp, are known to produce growth-promoting substances and fix atmospheric nitrogen. Cyst-forming Azotobacter spp. were found in three samples of bovine waste: aseptically taken from the rectal passage, taken at the time of voiding by the animal, and from the effluent from a biogas digester. The multiplication of azotobacters at optimum moisture in cow dung suggests such a possibility in manured soil puddles. The dense population of these nitrogen-fixing bacteria, producing growth-promoting substances, could help in seedling establishment in the field.

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    Aerobic microorganisms in bovine waste with reference to the isolation of nitrogen-fixing Azotobacter spp.

    Contributors:

    Tippannavar, C.M. (author) / Ramachandra Reddy, T.K. (author)

    Published in:

    Biological Wastes ; 33 ; 287-293

    Publication date:

    1990-04-03

    Size:

    7 pages

    ISSN:

    0269-7483

    DOI:

    https://doi.org/10.1016/0269-7483(90)90132-C

    Type of media:

    Article (Journal)

    Type of material:

    Electronic Resource

    Language:

    English

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