Spent Mushroom Substrates Valorization via Brand New Multirecycled Polyfunctional Biologics Producing on Them

Titova, Yu. A.

doi:10.1007/s12649-021-01552-5

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“…To obtain the nal formulation the CL was concentrated for 10 min at 3000 rpm in the centrifuge OS-6MC (Dastan Inc., Kyrgyzstan) and then 0.2% potassium sorbate was added to the spore suspension concentrates put into 1 L wide-mouth bottles, PE-LD (VITLAB GmbH, Germany). The initial CL titers were not less than ×10 10 , the nished ones were near ×10 11 CFU mL − 1 [42,48] .…”

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“…Wood-destroying basidiomycetes are the only known group of organisms capable to actively degrade lignin all the way to complete mineralization [41] . Basidiomycetes are an important component of biocenoses, they have a signi cant role in the biodegradation processes during which the biogenic substances are regenerated [42] . Therefore, biorecycling of lignin-cellulose complexes with xylotrophic basidiomycetes is a promising feature not only for resource saving and low waste, but also as an environmentally friendly technology [43] .…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Such biologics utilize both the SMS potential as biofertilizers and biostimulants and the producer strains polyfunctionality as well [38] . Combining various properties in one bioproduct is the most important trend in resource saving, waste transforming into useful products and agriculture greening [42,48] .…”

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Multirecycled polyfunctional biologics based on Bacillus subtilistogether with compost in potato organic farming

Novikova,

Titova,

Minin

et al. 2024

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Bacillus strains have long been widely and successfully used as the polyfunctional biologics’ basis in various systems for crops cultivation and protection. The research goal was to evaluate application effect from experimental prototypes of multirecycled polyfunctional biologics based on Bacillus subtilis I-5/12–23 together with compost in potato organic farming. A significant stimulation of potato plants Udacha variety growth and development up to the flowering phase was observed regardless of the growing season hydrothermal conditions. The stimulation was by the additive effect of joint biologics and compost use in proportion to its dose. The multirecycled substrate-associated and liquid polyfunctional biologics prototypes together with compost almost doubled the potato tubers biological yield compared to the control regardless the growing season conditions. In the flowering phase, the biological efficacy with respect to the potato fungal diseases incidence and development was 90% under optimal hydrothermal conditions and up to 75% under drought conditions. At the vegetation end the efficacy in the potato fungal diseases development reached 70% (compost efficiency itself more than 45%) regardless of the vegetation period conditions. Four-year scientific and producing approbation of the technological application rules for the biologics’ prototypes based on B. subtilis I5-12/23 and compost developed for the North-West region’s various weather and climatic conditions showed their high efficacy in protection the organic potato. Disease incidence on plants decreased about 80%, on tubers about 50%, their quality improved, and the marketable products yield increase at 9 t ha− 1 (3 t ha− 1, on average). The application’s technological rules optimizing for various weather and climatic conditions is carried out by changing the consumption norms of protection means in proportion to the limiting factors. Multirecycled polyfunctional biologics prototypes combining the properties of biopesticides, biofertilizers and inoculants can be used to ensure stable organic potato production.

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Section: Contemporary Polyfunctional Biologics Producing Technologiesmentioning

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Section: Bacillus Producer Strains Use For Multibiorecycled Polyfunct...mentioning

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Multirecycled polyfunctional biologics based on Bacillus subtilistogether with compost in potato organic farming

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Minin

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“…SMSLePo was obtained by 2-fold biorecycling of CSLe. Firstly, basidiomata as food product was obtained by L. edodes 4080 for consumers and spent substrate (SMSLe), and then P. ostreatus HK-35 was sequentially obtained in turn from the fruit bodies and spent substrate: double fermented SMSLe containing L. edodes 4080 and P. ostreatus HK-35 mycelium’s derivates of these 2 fungi [ 14 , 72 ]. There was a nutrient medium developed for biological producer strains cultivated based on double spent SMS (MR SMS)–SMSLePo aqueous extracts.…”

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“…The following research methods were used: inoculum and stock cultures preparation, SMS preparation for multirecycling, development of biologicals experimental batches, quality assessment of titers and biologicals experimental batches, conducting field tests, field testing results and potato yield accounting, statistical analysis and visualization [ 14 , 72 , 73 , 74 , 75 , 76 , 77 , 78 , 79 , 80 ].…”

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New Polyfunctional Biorationals Use to Achieve Competitive Yield of Organic Potatoes in the North-West Russian Ecosystem

Novikova

Minin

Titova

et al. 2022

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To increase the organic potato yield, it is necessary to provide the crop with sufficient nutrients and effective means of biocontrol the diseases. The research goal was to characterize the biorationals’ efficacy to achieve competitive organic potatoes’ yield under various weather conditions. A 4-year trial was carried out in the Leningrad region using Udacha variety potatoes. The tests used liquid forms of new polyfunctional biologicals Kartofin based on highly active Bacillus subtilis I-5-12/23 and organic fertilizer BIAGUM obtained from poultry manure by aerobic fermentation in a closed biofermenter. Significant stimulation in plant growth and development to the flowering phase regardless of the hydrothermal conditions of the growing season was noted. The stimulating effect was determined by the combined use of biorationals pro rata to BIAGUM dose. Kartofin biologicals and BIAGUM almost doubled the potato tubers’ yield compared to the control, regardless of the growing season conditions. At the flowering phase, the biological efficacy in potato fungal diseases incidence and development was near 90% under optimal and 50–75% under drought hydrothermal conditions. At the end of vegetation, the efficiency in fungal diseases incidence and development made up 45–65% under optimal and 45–70% under dry conditions. BIAGUM effectiveness in reducing disease development reached 45–50% regardless of growing season conditions.

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Sustainable oil palm biomass waste utilization in Southeast Asia: Cascade recycling for mushroom growing, animal feedstock production, and composting animal excrement as fertilizer

Azman,

Katahira,

Nakanishi

et al. 2023

Cleaner and Circular Bioeconomy

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Spent Mushroom Substrates Valorization via Brand New Multirecycled Polyfunctional Biologics Producing on Them

Cited by 6 publications

References 38 publications

Multirecycled polyfunctional biologics based on Bacillus subtilistogether with compost in potato organic farming

Multirecycled polyfunctional biologics based on Bacillus subtilistogether with compost in potato organic farming

New Polyfunctional Biorationals Use to Achieve Competitive Yield of Organic Potatoes in the North-West Russian Ecosystem

Sustainable oil palm biomass waste utilization in Southeast Asia: Cascade recycling for mushroom growing, animal feedstock production, and composting animal excrement as fertilizer

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