Method for controlling soil carburization and biodiversity agents in undergrowth erosion and inferior land
A biodiversity and soil technology, applied in the field of ecological restoration engineering, can solve the problems of manpower and financial resources, complex planting methods, and small scope of application, and achieve the effects of increasing soil organic carbon, improving soil structure, and increasing soil aggregates
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[0025] In order to make the object, technical solution and advantages of the present invention clearer, the following examples are given to further describe the present invention in detail.
[0026] The invention discloses a method for soil carbon increase and biodiversity bacterial agent regulation in eroded underforest land, which is to improve soil structure and increase biodiversity by adding mycorrhizal fungi to plant roots.
[0027] The specific technical scheme is as follows
[0028] Obtain mycorrhizal fungi. Investigate the main vegetation types in the red soil area, and screen species with strong nutrient absorption capacity. For these species, mycorrhizae can be obtained in two ways:
[0029] Directly purchase the mycorrhizal fungi corresponding to the plants, cultivate them in the laboratory, and then apply them in the field.
[0030] Identify areas rich in biodiversity around areas that need to be restored, collect a large number of vegetation rhizosphere soil s...
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