Abstract: The present invention provides a consortium of resistant microorganisms for biodegrading carbohydrates in the organic fraction of any source of solid waste. The genetic, metabolic and morphological structure of these resistant microorganisms works efficiently by biodegrading and mineralising solid biodegradable waste from municipal or harvest solid waste, reducing the production of gases and leachates. This compound enriches and increases the concentration of beneficial microorganisms, generating high-quality biological fertilisers suitable for use in agricultural production, in land recovery and conservation, under the parameters established in sustainable organic farming, which seeks to conserve, recover and use nature or the environment without generating the least negative impact.

Abstract: The consortium comprises the Clostridium pasteuranium. Bacillis thuringiensis, Bacillus megaterium, Bacillus btilis, Azotobacter vinelandii and Rhizobium sp micro-organisms, which are subjected to increasing concentrations of thiodicarb and biphenthrin in order to render them tolerant to these compounds without manipulating their genome. The use of the consortium in the form of a liquid biofertiliser enriches the soil with bacteria which, besides being resistant to thiodicarb and biphenthrin, capture atmospheric nitrogen, solubilise phosphor and act against some pathogens.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method for making a consortium of fungi resistant to traces of carbamates contained in thiodicarb and to traces of synthetic pyrethroids contained in bifenthrin. During the course of this research, carried out over more than five years, the strains were subjected to a change in physical medium, adapting same to tolerate increasing concentrations of thiodicarb and bifenthrin. This compound enriches and increases the concentration of beneficial microorganisms, generating high-quality liquid biological fertilisers suitable for use in agricultural production, in land recovery and conservation, under the parameters established in sustainable organic farming, which seeks to conserve, recover and use nature or the environment without generating the least negative impact.

Abstract: The present invention provides a consortium of resistant microorganisms for biodegrading carbohydrates in the organic fraction of any source of solid waste. The genetic, metabolic and morphological structure of these resistant microorganisms works efficiently by biodegrading and mineralising solid biodegradable waste from municipal or harvest solid waste, reducing the production of gases and leachates. This compound enriches and increases the concentration of beneficial microorganisms, generating high-quality biological fertilisers suitable for use in agricultural production, in land recovery and conservation, under the parameters established in sustainable organic farming, which seeks to conserve, recover and use nature or the environment without generating the least negative impact.

Abstract: The consortium comprises the Clostridium pasteuranium. Bacillis thuringiensis, Bacillus megaterium, Bacillus btilis, Azotobacter vinelandii and Rhizobium sp micro-organisms, which are subjected to increasing concentrations of thiodicarb and biphenthrin in order to render them tolerant to these compounds without manipulating their genome. The use of the consortium in the form of a liquid biofertiliser enriches the soil with bacteria which, besides being resistant to thiodicarb and biphenthrin, capture atmospheric nitrogen, solubilise phosphor and act against some pathogens.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method for making a consortium of fungi resistant to traces of carbamates contained in thiodicarb and to traces of synthetic pyrethroids contained in bifenthrin. During the course of this research, carried out over more than five years, the strains were subjected to a change in physical medium, adapting same to tolerate increasing concentrations of thiodicarb and bifenthrin. This compound enriches and increases the concentration of beneficial microorganisms, generating high-quality liquid biological fertilisers suitable for use in agricultural production, in land recovery and conservation, under the parameters established in sustainable organic farming, which seeks to conserve, recover and use nature or the environment without generating the least negative impact.