Method for creating a beneficial biofilm on a hydrophilic substrate for use as a soil conditioner
AssigneeU.S. Biofilm L.L.C.
InventorJohnny William Cude
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AssigneeU.S. Biofilm L.L.C.
InventorJohnny William Cude
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The present disclosure allows for an anaerobic biofilm also known as a beneficial biofilm, to be grown on a hydrophilic substrate surface and contained within the varied surface and surface-accessible interior of the substrate. This allows for the anaerobic biofilm to remain intact and functional while being exposed to an aerobic environment. The present disclosure further allows for the constituent microbes to interact with an oxygen-rich surrounding without perishing. The present disclosure allows anaerobic biofilm constituent microbes to exist side-by-side with aerobic biofilm constituent microbes and employ various mechanisms to starve or eliminate unhealthy biofilms and sessile and free-floating unwanted microbes, and/or deliver substances to soil to improve soil health or to the body to assist in repair of injuries such as microbial infections, lesions, tumors, cuts, abrasions, burns, and nerve damage.
A method of preparing a biofilm, the method comprising:
A method for treating a target surface with a biofilm, the method comprising:
A biofilm including a beneficial biofilm inoculant, wherein the beneficial biofilm inoculant is a product of:
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