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Worm compost fertilizer's hidden microbes help young corn grow
OpenAlex · 2026-10-22
Scientists analyzed the microbial communities living inside a worm-compost-based fertilizer capsule and linked specific bacteria and fungi to healthier early growth in maize seedlings. The data shows which organisms make vermicompost such an effective, natural plant booster.
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Shotgun metagenomic sequencing was used to produce detailed taxonomic profiles and relative abundance tables for the microbial community in a vermicompost-based biocapsulated fertilizer.
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The dataset includes microbial community charts for sample 'VC', representing the vermicompost capsule's bacterial and fungal makeup.
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The microbiological characterization was directly tied to observed early-stage maize growth outcomes in the associated study.
