Fungi and their symbiotic bacterial group suitable for treating organic waste, and uses thereof
OwnerTamiko Sadaieinventor
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Abstract
Provided are fungi and their symbolic bacterial group suitable for decomposing/purifying organic waste and deodorizing a fetid source. The fungi and their symbiotic bacterial group are symbiotic flora which grow together in an environment where an oxygen concentration is kept essentially at 1 ppm or less, by metabolizing carbon sources utilizing inorganic salts as an electron-acceptor, and comprise, as predominant organisms, following microbes: Mucor indicus, Myxococcus sp., Flavobacterium johnsoniae, Pseudomonas alcaligenes, Klebsiella ornitinolytica, Bacillus licheniformis, Bosea thiooxidans, and Methylosinus tricosporium.
Claims8
Fungi and their symbiotic bacterial group suitable for treating organic waste, the fungi and their symbiotic bacterial group being produced by;
- growing together in an environment where an oxygen concentration is kept essentially at 1 ppm or less, with carbon sources for a nutrient and electron-accepters including inorganic salts.
An agent for treating organic waste, comprising;
- fungi and their symbiotic bacterial group produced by growing together in an environment where an oxygen concentration is kept essentially at 1 ppm or less, with carbon sources for a nutrient and electron-accepters including inorganic salts.
A method for treating organic waste, comprising;
- mixing fungi and their symbiotic bacterial group with an organic waste, and decomposing the organic waste, in which the fungi and their symbiotic bacterial group produced by growing together in an environment where an oxygen concentration is kept essentially at 1 ppm or less, with carbon sources for a nutrient and electron-accepters including inorganic salts.
An agent suitable for deodorizing organic waste, comprising;
- fungi and their symbiotic bacterial group produced by growing together in an environment where an oxygen concentration is kept essentially at 1 ppm or less, with carbon sources for a nutrient and electron-accepters including inorganic salts.
A method for deodorizing a fetid source containing organic matter, comprising;
- mixing fungi and their symbiotic bacterial group with a fetid source, and decomposing odorous materials, in which the fungi and their symbiotic bacterial group produced by growing together in an environment where an oxygen concentration is kept essentially at 1 ppm or less, with carbon sources for a nutrient and electron-accepters including inorganic salts.
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