Methods for removal of non-living plant matter
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Aug 7, 2008
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Feb 3, 2007
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Feb 3, 2007
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A method of accelerating decomposition of non-living plant material from a ground surface. The method employs the application of a saprotroph containing suspension to non-living plant material such as leaves or the stubble of a cultivated crop. The suspension is formulated with a pH and nutrient level whereby the physiologic activity of the saprotroph is optimized. The deposited saprotroph containing suspension accelerates the natural decomposition process without decomposing living plant material. A resulting humus is thereby formed which brings nutrients back into the ground surface.
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