Monidipta Saha , Krishnendu Ray , Sarbaswarup Ghosh , Sudipta Tripathi , Prasenjit Kundu , Narayan Chandra Sahu
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Potentiality assessment of vermiwash as a soil microbial inoculum by physico-chemical and microbiological characterization
In contrast to vermicompost, vermiwash has not been considered as an economic, bio-compatible, bio-resource to promote soil biological health, though it is refused in considerable quantity as redundant waste. Comparatively, the information on biological functionality & its quality up scaling of vermiwash are limited. Addressing this issue, the earthworm coelomic extracts, vermiwash from two different substrate vermicomposting system (cow-dung & cow-dung+water hyacinth) and dairy wash liquid were microbiologically characterized to assess the efficacy. As first hand report, improved physico-chemical quality (high humic acid & nutrient content) and abundance of beneficial soil bacteria (phosphate and potassium solubilizing, N2-fixing, Rhizobium, ammonia and nitrite oxidizing) in vermiwash of water hyacinth incorporated vermicomposting system was registered. The richness of enzymes (Fluorescein diacetate hydrolyzing, dehydrogenase, catalase, β-glucosidase, phosphatase & aryl-sulphatase) with high biological index of fertility also indicated the potentiality of vermiwash to improve the soil biological health as a multi-species bio-active microbial inoculum.