WO2006054566A1 - アミノ酸発酵副生液添着多孔性炭素資材 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a porous carbon material impregnated with amino acid fermentation by-product liquid, characterized in that an amino acid fermentation by-product liquid is impregnated with a porous carbon material.
- the present invention relates to materials and manufacturing methods thereof.
- Background Art In plant rhizosphere soils of fields such as field crops and fruit trees, there are many substances harmful to plant growth such as various gases, dioxins, and residual pesticides due to substance metabolism of rhizosphere microorganisms. When these harmful substances accumulate in the soil, the rhizosphere microflora is simplified, the bacteriostatic action is reduced, and the pathogenic bacteria are proliferated.The plant rhizosphere soil is changed to a soil that is prone to soil diseases. It is thought to end up.
- allelopathies harmful effects caused by plant-derived harmful substances.
- Aleropathy means “a phenomenon in which chemical substances released from plants have some effect on other plants and microorganisms”.
- Alelopathy is one of the vegetation transition factors in the natural ecosystem, and in agricultural production, it is a cause of crop growth inhibition and continuous cropping failure (perennial phenomenon) in perennial crops such as field crops and fruits. It is considered one of them.
- Recent advances in agricultural technology include the introduction of crop rotation systems, the introduction of organic materials such as compost and soil treatment agents (rooting agents, growth promoters, etc.) Measures such as soil disinfection are incorporated. These measures are soil treatment methods in which only new soil materials are applied (application of organic matter) or some of the soil characteristics are sacrificed, and harmful substances accumulated in the rhizosphere soil are removed. It could not be an effective measure as a so-called source countermeasure.
- porous carbon materials, especially activated carbon that can remove harmful substances accumulated in the soil and reduce soil diseases and plant physiology, are increasingly being used as soil conditioners. Activated carbon can adsorb and remove harmful substances accumulated in the rhizosphere soil due to its porous structure.
- activated carbon spraying is very effective as a source countermeasure.
- activated carbon has a function of constantly supplying oxygen to the soil through its adsorption / desorption reaction, a moisture conditioning function of soil moisture, and a function of adjusting the balance of soil microorganisms, and is thus very useful as a soil conditioner.
- asparagus a perennial perennial plant that belongs to the liliaceae family, has been proven to increase yields when activated carbon is sprayed and mixed with soil (see Non-Patent Documents 1 and 2 below).
- the activated carbon treatment for gas is increasing nationwide. Based on the research results, application tests to various crops are also being considered.
- one of the technologies for using activated carbon is to adsorb other substances on activated carbon.
- coconut husk activated carbon that adsorbs silk amino acids (see Patent Document 1 below)
- fertilizer that adsorbs nitrogen, phosphoric acid, potassium, mineral, etc. on carbides such as beer lees (see Patent Document 2 below).
- Patent Document 1 coconut husk activated carbon that adsorbs silk amino acids
- Patent Document 2 fertilizer that adsorbs nitrogen, phosphoric acid, potassium, mineral, etc. on carbides such as beer lees
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-335592
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-226183
- Non-patent document 1 Vegetable flower test field, agricultural technology to be newly spread 2001 (2001) 2nd, reference number 6 When reassembling asparagus, treatment with granular activated carbon “HJ A_40Y” can reduce allelopathy . [online], January 6, 2003, Nagano Prefectural Agricultural Experiment Station, [October 13, 2004], Internet [URL: http://www.alps.pref.nagano.jp/hukyu / 01-2index. Htm]
- Non-patent literature 2 Vegetable flower test site, agricultural technology to be newly spread in FY 2002 (2002) 2nd, reference number 14 Powdered activated carbon at the time of replanting of asparagus "Allopathy by treating with HJ A-100CWJ [Onli ne], January 6, 2003, Nagano Prefectural Agricultural Experiment Station, [October 13, 2004], Internet [UR http://www.alps.pref.nagano.jp / hukyu / 02-2index. htm] Invention Disclosure
- the present invention is effective as a source countermeasure for soil diseases and plant physiological disorders, and has an amino acid-fermented by-product liquid-impregnated porous carbon material having a growth-promoting effect from the initial growth to harvest of plants, and also in continuous cropping, and its An object is to provide a manufacturing method.
- the inventors of the present invention have improved the soil improvement effect of the porous carbon material by adding an amino acid fermentation by-product liquid on the surface of the porous carbon material. It has been found that a material having the fertilizer effect of the amino acid fermentation by-product liquid can be created, and the present invention has been completed based on such knowledge.
- a soil improver comprising the porous carbon material impregnated with amino acid fermentation by-product according to any one of [1] to [6] as an active ingredient.
- [8] A method for producing an amino acid fermentation by-product liquid-added porous carbon material, wherein the amino acid fermentation by-product liquid is added to the porous carbon material.
- a process for producing a porous carbon material impregnated with a slurry-like amino acid fermentation byproduct characterized in that after the porous carbon material is refined, an amino acid fermentation byproduct is added.
- porous carbon material impregnated with the amino acid fermentation by-product liquid of the present invention before planting or replanting fruit vegetables, leaf vegetables, root vegetables, flowers, or fruit crops and mixing with soil, growth promotion, especially root Increased weight and significant yield increase.
- Such an effect cannot be predicted from the soil improvement effect related to the porous carbon material and the fertilizer effect related to the amino acid fermentation by-product liquid described later (synergistic effect).
- BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION The porous carbon material in the present invention refers to all carbonaceous materials having many pores obtained by firing an organic material. Examples of this include charcoal and activated carbon.
- the porous carbon material is characterized in that it has multiple functions such as molecular adsorption, catalytic action, catalyst and chemical loading, humidity control, molecular sieve, etc. due to its porous structure.
- the specific surface area of the porous carbon material used in the present invention is preferably 250 to 2,000 Om 2 ng, and particularly preferably 900 to 2,000 m 2 Zg.
- charcoal has a specific surface area of 250-600m 2 g Degree.
- activated carbon which is made by further developing pores such as charcoal with water vapor or chemical activation, has a specific surface area of about 60 to 2, OOO n ⁇ Z g. That is, as the porous carbon material used in the present invention, activated carbon obtained by steam or chemical activation of charcoal, coconut shell charcoal, coal, or the like is more preferable.
- the specific surface area values are all 6 measured values by the nitrogen gas adsorption method.
- the amino acid fermentation by-product liquid used in the present invention is used when isolating and purifying various amino acids from glutamic acid, lysine, glutamine, and other various amino acid fermentation liquids using starch and molasses as the carbon source. It is an amino acid-containing by-product solution produced in Japan. Specifically, a basic or neutral amino acid fermentation broth such as lysine or glutamine is adjusted to ⁇ ⁇ , then passed through a strongly acidic cation resin to adsorb the amino acid, and a concentrated liquid thereof.
- the porous carbon material impregnated with amino acid fermentation by-product liquid in the present invention may be solid or slurry.
- attachment in this specification includes the meaning of “adsorption” or “support”. Therefore, there is no problem even if “attachment” is replaced with “adsorption” or “support”.
- Porous carbon material impregnated with solid amino acid fermentation by-product liquid is porous with amino acid fermentation by-product liquid.
- the carbonaceous material is produced by, for example, mixing with a drum mixer and attaching an amino acid fermentation by-product liquid on the surface of the porous carbon material.
- the pH of the obtained amino acid fermentation by-product liquid-impregnated porous carbon material is set to 5.0 to 8.0.
- JIS JIS standard “JISK 1 4 7 4: 1” Measured according to “9 9 1”. The same applies to the following.) Adjust pH with acidic solution, preferably phosphoric acid useful as fertilizer.
- the adhering moisture of the porous carbon material impregnated with the amino acid fermentation by-product liquid exceeds 30% by weight, vigorous growth may occur, so it may be dried with hot air after attachment.
- the mixing ratio of the raw material amino acid fermentation by-product solution and the refined porous carbon material is not particularly limited. From the viewpoint of use, the former to the latter (1 to 70 parts by weight): (99 to 30) Parts by weight) is preferred. When omitting the drying procedure, it is particularly preferable that the amino acid fermentation by-product liquid is about 30% by weight.
- the solid carbonic acid fermented byproduct liquid-impregnated porous carbon material produced in this way is not particularly limited in its application method. For example, it can be applied to the entire surface, culm, planting groove, planting hole application, etc. is there. At the time of application, it is preferable to mix 10 0 to: 1, 0 00 kg / 10 a (that is, 10 are).
- the slurry-like amino acid fermentation byproduct liquid-impregnated porous carbon material is produced as follows. First, the porous carbon material is refined with a pulverizer.
- the particle size after refinement is not particularly limited, but in order for the porous carbon material to mix well without sinking in the amino acid fermentation by-product liquid, the average particle size of the porous carbon material is 150 m or less. It is preferable that Thereafter, the amino acid fermentation by-product liquid and the refined porous carbon material are stirred to form a slurry in, for example, a mixing tank, and the amino acid fermentation by-product liquid is attached to the surface of the porous carbon material.
- acid '14 solution preferably phosphoric acid useful as a fertilizer
- acid '14 solution preferably phosphoric acid useful as a fertilizer
- the mixing ratio of the amino acid fermentation by-product liquid and the refined porous carbon material is not particularly limited, but the former to the latter (70 to 90 parts by weight) from the viewpoint of use: (30 to 100) Parts by weight).
- the slurry-like amino acid fermentation byproduct liquid-impregnated porous carbon material produced in this way is There are no particular restrictions on the method of application, and it can be applied, for example, in dough pickling or soil irrigation. At the time of application, it is preferable to apply 50 to 500-fold diluted solution at 1,000 to 20,000 kg / 10 a.
- EXAMPLES Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to production examples and application examples. In the production examples, “parts” means parts by weight.
- glutamic acid fermentation by-product liquid glutamic acid fermentation by-product liquid, phenylalanine fermentation by-product liquid and lysine fermentation by-product liquid were used, respectively.
- solid glutamic acid fermentation by-product liquid-added porous carbon was used. Material, Phenylalanine fermentation by-product liquid-added porous carbon material and Lysine fermentation by-product liquid-added porous carbon material were obtained.
- Concentrated type amino acid fermentation by-product liquid (Ajinomoto Co., Inc., Gnoretamin fermentation by-product liquid) treated with phosphoric acid so that ⁇ becomes 4.0 to 5.0 in 50 parts of the above granular activated carbon “HJA-40 ⁇ ” )
- 20 parts of the same amino acid fermentation by-product solution was further added to the dried product and subjected to an impregnation process.
- a solid glutamine fermentation byproduct liquid-impregnated porous carbon material having a pH of 5.0 to 8.0 and a water content of 30% by weight or less was obtained.
- the following shows the manufacturing method of porous carbon material impregnated with slurry-like amino acid fermentation by-product liquid.
- Concentrated type amino acid fermentation by-product liquid (Ajinomoto Co., Inc., glutamine fermentation by-product) treated with phosphoric acid to a pH of 4.0 to 5.0 (Liquid) 75 parts were added, and the mixture was stirred in a mixing tank to form a slurry and subjected to an adhesion process.
- a slurry-like glutamine fermentation byproduct liquid-impregnated porous carbon material having a pH of 5.0 to 8.0 was obtained.
- solid glutamine fermentation by-product liquid-impregnated porous carbon material and “beer-dried cells” as the solid amino acid-fermented by-product liquid-impregnated porous carbon material and the beer-dried cells are both in the reference quantity group, double-quantity group and Double volume plots were prepared, and all these test plots and untreated plots established as non-fertilizer plots for both materials were used in amounts of N, P 205 and K 2 O corresponding to 25 mg Nopot, respectively. Lime and chloride power were fertilized.
- the pot was 1Z5000a Wagner pot, and black soil (Yachimata City, Chiba Prefecture) was used as the test soil.
- Porous carbon material impregnated with solid amino acid fermentation by-product liquid used in this example and control fertilizer Table 1 shows the analysis results of the fee, Table 1.
- test area was fertilized, and pest protection was carried out by the customary method.
- the composition of the test area is as follows.
- Plant height (cm) Number of nodes (nodes) Stem diameter (mm) Stem diameter (mm 1 root weight (g) Root weight
- Example 2 The reproduction test of Example 2 was carried out. Solid glutamine fermentation by-product liquid impregnation as a porous carbon material impregnated with mino acid fermentation by-product In addition to further studying the growth effect of porous carbon material, appropriate application of solid carbonic acid fermentation by-product liquid impregnated porous carbon material A tilt test to know the dose was performed at the same time.
- the control materials used were calcium peroxide (Nippon Caloxide Co., Ltd.), which is popular as an oxygen supply material, and queenic acid (Eisai Seikaken Co., Ltd.), which is popular as a rooting promotion material.
- the field used was 2 a from the round eggplant field adjacent to the test field (second year of continuous cropping), with a repetition of 0.4 a per section.
- Target crop, cultivation density, fertilization and pest control are the same as in Example 2.
- the target crop was Maru eggplant “Echinomaru” (rootstock, disease resistant VF).
- Cultivation density was 230 cm persimmon width, 60 cm between plants, 1 planting, 4 tailoring.
- Organic fertilizer “Organic All No. 8” 100 kgZl 0 a
- Coated Fertilizer “Super Long 424” 150 kg / 10 a
- Oyster Shell Fertilizer “Sun Lime” 100 kg “l”) 0a
- composition of the test area is as follows.
- Test Zone 1 Apply the above fertilizer + oxygen supply material 30 kg / 10a and rooting promoting material eOkgZl Oa (full spraying) before planting.
- Test area 2 Apply the above-mentioned fertilizer + porous carbon material impregnated with solid amino acid fermentation by-product liquid before planting 401 ⁇ 8 10 3 (overall spraying).
- Test Zone 3 Apply the above fertilizer + 60 kg gZl 0a of solid material with fermented solid amino acid fermentation by-product before planting (spreading over the entire surface).
- Test Zone 4 Apply the above-mentioned fertilization + porous carbon material impregnated with solid amino acid fermentation by-product liquid before planting (applying 80 kg / 10 a).
- test zone 1 application of oxygen supply material 3 O k gZl 0 a and rooting promotion material 60 k gZl 0 a
- test zones 2-4 Solid amino acid fermentation byproduct liquid-impregnated porous carbon material 40-80 kg 10a
- Porous carbon material impregnated with solid amino acid fermentation by-product liquid (test zone 2-4) is almost the same in growth as oxygen supply material and rooting promoter (test zone 1), but more effective in terms of yield. It was found that activated carbon impregnated with solid amino acid fermentation by-product was effective for plant growth even in the soil of the second year. In addition, it is considered that 60 to 80 kg / 10 a is an appropriate standard for the amount of porous carbon material impregnated with solid amino acid fermentation by-product liquid.
- the target crop was the tomato “Momotaro Eight” with its own roots, and the growth effect of the solid carbonic acid-added by-product liquid carbon material was examined.
- the test materials are solid glutamine fermentation by-product liquid impregnated porous carbon material and granular activated carbon “HJA-40 Y” (Ajinomoto) as solid amino acid fermentation by-product liquid impregnated porous carbon material shown in Production Example 1.
- the reference material is calcium peroxide (Nippon Caloxide Co., Ltd.) and the root material that promotes rooting. Acid (Eisai Seikaken Co., Ltd.) was used.
- Test area 3 Apply the above solid fertilizer + porous carbon material impregnated with solid amino acid fermentation by-product liquid before planting (applying 60 kg / 10a).
- Test area 4 Apply fertilizer + porous carbon material impregnated with solid amino acid fermentation by-product liquid 801 ⁇ 8 10 & before application (overall spraying).
- test group 1 oxygen supply material + rooting promotion material
- Test groups 2, 3 and 4 (“HJ A — 4 OY, “Solid-state amino acid fermentation byproduct liquid-implanted porous carbon material”, although the root diameter was inferior, was relatively good.
- the root weight increased by about 10%, and the solid carbonic acid fermented by-product liquid carbon material was particularly effective for root weight growth.
- Test Zone 1 oxygen supply material + rooting promotion material
- Test Zone 2 activated carbon
- the increase was significantly 35% compared to the untreated zone.
- the average fruit weight was the best in the test sections 3 and 4 where the solid amino acid fermentation by-product liquid-added activated carbon was applied.
- the solid carbonic acid fermented by-product liquid carbon material of the present invention is effective in both growth and yield in tomato growth.
- the target crop is cucumber “V load” and the growth effects of various solid amino acid fermentation by-product liquid-impregnated porous carbon materials produced in the same manner as solid amino acid fermentation by-product liquid-impregnated porous carbon materials in Production Example 1 It was investigated.
- test materials were a solid glutamine fermentation byproduct liquid-impregnated porous carbon material, a solid glutamate fermentation byproduct liquid impregnated porous carbon material, and a solid lysine fermentation byproduct liquid impregnated porous carbon material, and glutamine.
- Fermentation by-product liquid (Ajinomoto Co., Inc.), Dalamic acid fermentation by-product liquid (Ajinomoto Co., Inc.) and lysine fermentation by-product liquid (Ajinomoto Co., Inc.) and granular activated carbon “HJA—40Yj (Ajinomoto Fine Techno Co., Ltd.)
- the fertilizer setting was set based on the N amount.
- pot potting for pots (trade name: PNP 17; pH 6.0, white peat 60%, black peat 20%, barium quillite 10% (2 ⁇ 3mm) and 10% perlite (fine grain 1-7.5 mm) with wet materials and fertilizer added and mixed with Clay Granvle 60 kgZm 2 ).
- N: P: K 210: 240: 27 OmgZL.
- the continuous cropping soil we used soil that had been cultivating cucumber continuously for more than 10 years.
- the composition of the test area is as follows. The test area was 6 shares in 1 area.
- Test Zone 3 Newly planted soil + Solid amino acid (Lysine) Fermented byproduct liquid-impregnated porous carbon material 2.24 g Nopot applied.
- Test area 5 0.67 g Z-pot application of continuous cropping soil + glutamic acid fermentation by-product solution.
- IIi Test Zone 6 Continuous cropping soil + Lysine fermentation by-product solution applied 0.67 gZ pot.
- Test area 7 Continuously grown soil + “HJA-40Y” at the time of potting 1. 578 pots + 0.67 g of glutamine fermentation by-product solution after 10 days.
- Tray substrate for seeding (trade name: Tray substrate. White peat 25%, blank peat 45%, vermiculite 25% and perlite 5% (fine grain 0. 6 to 2.5 mm) was added to a 72-cell tray packed with a wetting material and fertilizer and separately mixed with an additional trace element of 100 g / m 2 .
- N: P: K 1 1 2: 128: 144 mg ZL.
- the seedlings were raised using a heating wire with the soil temperature and temperature set at 25 ° C. ''' ⁇
- Test Zone 5 9.0 0.2 3.6 3.1 0.6 1.0
- Test Zone 6 9.0 0.3 3.8 3.1 0.7 1.8
- Test Zone 7 9.4 0.3 4.7 3.9 0.9 2.3
- Test Zone 8 9.9 0.3 4.0 3.3 0.7 1 n
- test groups 1, 2 and 3 of the solid carbonic acid fermented by-product liquid carbon material showed better results than any other test group.
- the fresh weight of the underground part that is, the root weight
- the dry weight did not differ as much as the fresh weight, but the test groups 1, 2 and 3 of the solid carbonic acid-added porous carbon material produced better results than any other test group. It was.
- solid amino acid fermentation by-product liquid-impregnated porous carbon material test zone 1, 2 and 3 are other tests for plant height, fresh weight and dry weight. Better results were obtained than the ward.
- the solid amino acid fermentation byproduct liquid-impregnated porous carbon material is effective in growth and yield in both newly planted soil and continuous cropping soil. Furthermore, only the amino acid fermentation by-product solution (test zone 4, 5 and 6), activated carbon only (test zone 8), and amino acid fermentation by-product solution and activated carbon (test zone 7) were applied. I found out that
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