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Screening of microbial population from vermicompost of and Eisenia fetida and Lampito mauriti

Elamparithi, V., Manimegala, G., Brintha, N. and Gunasekaran, G.

Year : 2017 | Volume: 2 | Issue: 6 | Pages: 303-310

doi: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1312681

Received on: 11/13/2017

Revised on: 11/19/2017

Accepted on: 11/20/2017

Published on: 11/21/2017

  • Elamparithi, V., Manimegala, G., Brintha, N. and Gunasekaran, G.( 2017).

    Screening of microbial population from vermicompost of and Eisenia fetida and Lampito mauriti

    . International Journal of Zoology and Applied Biosciences, 2( 6), 303-310.

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Abstract

Microorganisms are essential part of biodiversity and play a significant role in structuring and functioning of the ecosystem on the environment. An attempt was made for vermicomposting of Municipal solid waste (MSW) was mixed with Elephant dung (ED) using Eisenia fetida and Lampito mauritii and analyzed microbial population such as bacterial, fungal and actinomycetes in the vermicompost. In the present examines the high number of microbial populations found in T2 and control than other treatment. This T2 shows suitable medium for microbial population.

Keywords

Eisenia fetida, Lampito mauritii, Municipal solid waste, Elephant dung, Microbial population.

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