Introduction:
Bacillus licheniformis is a Gram-positive, spore-forming bacterium commonly used as a direct-fed microorganism (DFM) or probiotic in animal feed. It is known for its ability to produce enzymes such as proteases, amylases, and cellulases, which help break down feed ingredients.
Bacillus subtilis inhibits the germination of plant pathogen spores and prevents pathogens from attaching to plants. When applied to the soil, Bacillus subtilis can symbiotically solubilize phosphorus with a variety of beneficial bacteria. This makes it very useful in areas where high-phosphorus fertilizers have traditionally been used, allowing plants to take up phosphorus already in the soil.

Functionï¼?
It has many excellent characteristics such as heat resistance, a rich enzyme system, higher enzyme production, and safety. It can be used in animals to regulate intestinal flora, secrete digestive enzymes, ensure intestinal health, improve feed digestion and utilization, reduce feces odor, and improve the breeding environment; it can be used in plants to produce a variety of active substances and stimulate crop growth; it can produce a variety of antibacterial substances, inhibit soil actinomycetes, and be used in plant disease prevention and control; it can promote the development of plant immune system and improve plant disease resistance.