Rebuilding the natural cycle enables permanent greening and eliminates the need for fertilization! 'Soil Bacteria Method'

basic information

**Expected Effects of Soil Bacteria Method** 1. Since a natural cycle similar to the surrounding forests is formed simultaneously with spraying, maintenance such as additional fertilization is unnecessary. 2. The activity of soil microorganisms allows the surface of the bedrock to be converted into soil, enabling roots to penetrate the previously rocky surface layer, which acts as a small-scale earth anchor. 3. The soil bacteria method enables greening at pH levels from 2.0 to 9.5 (H2O2). *Note: The improvement of soil pH, similar to the mineral decomposition of bedrock, varies in the speed of mitigation depending on the rock type, and in some cases, it may take a long time.* 4. The soil bacteria method forms fertile soil by using soil microorganisms and the soil matrix, overcoming steep slopes of pumice, granite, tuff, etc., with a ratio of N=1:0.3 for greening. 5. Thanks to the activity of soil microorganisms, an environment can be created where plants can grow solely on the substrate, even on bedrock, mortar, or concrete, achieving self-sufficiency. 6. As time passes after construction, soil formation progresses and the growth foundation thickens, allowing for thinner application and cost reduction.

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Applications/Examples of results

■Gifu Prefecture Public Kanaya Line Slope Protection Work ■Gifu Prefecture Miyaoku Forest Road Improvement Work ■Gifu Prefecture Public Road Improvement Work ■Gifu Prefecture Village Road Kōgan Line Improvement Work

Detailed information

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  Soil Bacteria Method Construction Flow This is a flowchart for the construction of the soil bacteria method.

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  Soil Bacteria Method: Mechanism of Soil Formation This is a diagram of the mechanism of soil formation using the soil bacteria method.

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  Soil Bacteria Method: Soil Formation Graph by Rock Type This is a graph depicting the time and conditions required for soil formation by the soil bacteria method, categorized by rock type.

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  Soil Bacteria Method Soil pH Mitigation Graph This is a graph showing the number of years it takes for soil pH to be mitigated by the soil bacteria method for different types of bedrock.

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  Main material of the soil bacteria method: sifted soil One of the main materials of the soil bacteria method is sifted soil (soil parent material created by the weathering of rocks).

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  Main material of the soil bacteria method: Effective soil bacteria The main material of the soil bacteria method, consisting of 138 types of "effective soil microorganisms" extracted and cultured from natural soil microbial communities.

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  Main materials of the soil bacteria method: Soil Yuki "Biological remains of plants and animals" Contains trace elements.