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The waste crop residues can be utilized in agricultural fields to improve crop productivity and soil quality after undergoing composting before being used as manure. Rapid methods of composting makes use of recent advances in technology for expediting the process, like amendment with minerals, use of efficient microorganisms and so on. A wide range of microorganisms consisting of fungi, bacteria and actinomycetes decomposes readily degradable materials and polymers like carbohydrates, proteins, amino acids cellulose and lignin that can speed up the composting along with its enrichment. So, the investigations were conducted to isolate the efficient plant growth promoting microorganisms responsible for faster cellulose decomposition and phosphate solubilization which can be used for the preparation of bioactive phosphocompost from the agricultural waste. Total of 26 bacteria, 17 actinomycetes and 23 fungal isolates were screened and characterized from different samples such as municipal solid waste, mushroom compost, rural compost and soil collected from different sites of District Shimla and Solan of Himachal Pradesh. On the basis of their plant growth promoting properties, phosphate solubilization and cellulose decomposition efficiencies the best isolates were tested for their compatibilities. The isolates showing compatibilities were finally selected for the preparation of consortium to prepare bioactive phosphocompos

international journal of researches in biosciences and agriculture technology

ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF EFFICIENT PLANT GROWTH PROMOTING, CELLULOLYTIC AND PHOSPHATE SOLUBILIZING MICROORGANISMS FOR THE PREPARATION OF BIOACTIVE PHOSPHOCOMPOST FROM THE AGROWASTES