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Technology Differentiation

Limitations of Beneficial Microbial Agents	Differentiation of Mineral Fusion Technology
Difficulty in Microbial Settlement Artificially introduced microbes often lose in competition with naturally occurring ones, failing to establish effectively and sometimes causing adverse effects.	Balanced Natural Microbial Communities Works in harmony with existing environments, preventing the overgrowth of specific microbes that could suppress others.
Environmental Dependence Their activity is highly sensitive to environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, and pH, making adaptation challenging.	Survivability in Extreme Environments Naturally occurring microbes are already optimized for their habitats, enabling survival even under extreme conditions.
Limited Applicability Certain microbes are unsuitable for livestock manure treatment, requiring condition-specific selection and resulting in inconsistent effects.	Capability to Process Various Organic Matter These microbes can decompose a wide range of organic materials, ensuring consistent effectiveness in diverse situations.

Principle & Type Comparison

	Beneficial Microbial Agents	Mineral Fusion Technology
Principle	Inoculation of specific microorganisms	Activation of microbial metabolism using microcurrents
Microbial Types	About 14 species, including Bacillus, Trichoderma, and yeasts	Thousands of naturally occurring microbes in organic matter

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