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PHỤ LỤC

Phụ lục 1: Thành phần hoạt chất trong các chế phẩm sinh học và phân bón ABA-TE (Công ty TNHH Phát triển NN Phương Nam, Tp. HCM): Streptomyces (109 cfu), Rhizobium (109 cfu), Lactic (109 cfu), Bacillus (109 cfu), Quang hợp (109 cfu), Nấm men (109 cfu).

Ong Biển (Công ty TNHH SXTM Đại Nam, Bà Rịa - Vũng Tàu): Nts (4%), P2O5 (3%), K2O (3%), CaO (0,1 %), MgO (0,05 %), S (0,1 %), Fe (300 ppm), Zn (200

ppm), Mn (100 ppm), Cu (300 ppm), hữu cơ (23%), acid humic (2,5%).

Cát Tường (Công ty TNHH XNK công nghệ Cát Tường, Hà Nội): Vi sinh vật (VSV) hiếu khí (6,2 x 104), VSV phân giải phospho (1,2 x 104), VSV phân giải xenlulose (6,1 x 104).

HATAKE#7 (Công ty TNHH NNCNC Đăng Minh): Bacillus Amyloliquefaciens D203, công nghệ Nhật Bản, phân lập từ tập đoàn VSV biển, chịu được pH thấp và môi trường mặn.

HATAKE#8 (Công ty TNHH NNCNC Đăng Minh): Thế hệ mới của Hatake #7. MFB (Công ty Đài Loan): Chế phẩm có nguồn gốc sinh học, chứa 4,5% hữu cơ, 0,5% N tổng sổ, 0,3% anhydrite photpho tổng số, 0,3% kali oxit, pH 4,2.

NANO (Công ty CP Nông nghiệp Việt Nam UKR, Tp. HCM): Mg (5 mg/kg); Ca (20 mg/kg), Thiamin (01,5 mg/kg), L-Serine (6 mg/kg), đường Lactose (0,5 mg/kg), đường Sucrose (800 g/kg, công nghệ Ucraina).

BIO (Công ty CP Nông nghiệp Việt Nam UKR, Tp. HCM): N (150 mg/l), K2O (200 mg/l), P2O5 (20 mg/l), Bo (100 mg/l), Cu (10 mg/l), Zn (100 mg/l), Co (15 mg/l), Mg (100 mg/l), Mn (100 mg/l), Mo (100 mg/l), Fe (100 mg/l), công nghệ của Nga.

ABI-BB (Công ty TNHH Phát triển NN Phương Nam, Tp. HCM): Beauveria sp

>108 cfu/g; hữu cơ >15%.

SUMITRI (Công ty TNHH Phát triển NN Phương Nam, Tp. HCM): Acid Humic (25%), Acid Fulvic (10%, Trichoderma spp (109 cfu/g), TE (S, Ca, Mg, Cu, Zn, Bo

…), hữu cơ dễ hòa tan, công nghệ Việt Nam.

Phân nhả chậm (Công ty TNHH Kingenta Việt Nam, Tp. HCM): 22-8-12 (plus).