Advanced Biological Research
INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS FOR THE AGRIGULTURE INDUSTRY
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| LCF INFORMATION |
| Usage Rates |
| Observation Guide |
| Differences |
| Capabilities |
| Material Safety Data |
| LCF AVAILIBILTY |
| RESEARCH |
| LCF PRESENTATION ( in POWERPOINT ) |
| ABR LINKS |
| 4 Ounce Bottle |
| 1 Ounce Bottle |
ORGANIC LIQUID COMPOST FACTOR (MAUI LCF) DIFFERENCES |
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Maui LCF |
Microorganism based soil supplements (Examples: EM, Bokoshi, Biologically Active Microorganisms, Mycorrhiza) |
| Mixture of plant active metabolites derived from a fungi | Organisms only – some may die during storage |
| No live organisms – heat pasteurized | Mixture of live organisms |
| Not Dependent on the Environment | Environment Dependent – Organisms need to grow and produce metabolites |
| Not host dependent | Mycorrhiza are host dependent |
| You control amount of metabolites applied | Organism controls metabolite output and application |
| Immediate plant response | Slow plant response, microorganisms need to grow and become established |
| Local edible mushroom with natural fungal metabolites | Microorganisms may be foreign to the environment |
| Shelf live not time dependent | Assist in nutrient uptake only |
Multiple plant effects: |
EM and Bokoshi will not provide enough plant nutrients for LCF treated plants |
LCF Lettuce
LCF Orchids LCF Chinese Parsley |
