ciliate spinning - time-lapse microscopy - compost microbe

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ciliate spinning - time-lapse microscopy - compost microbe

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Ciliates are single celled organisms that are covered with hairs. They use the hair like structures to move around in their environment. Ciliates are aerobic organisms and feed on bacteria. They are beneficial soil organisms because they cycle nutrients be eating bacteria and excreting nutrient rich waste that plant roots can absorb. Ciliates are commonly found in compost and living soil and are an important part of the soil food web.

This ciliate is one of the typical microorganisms I find in the compost liquid I make with my AeromatiCo composter. The AeromatiCo composter works by continuously aerating the compost with an industrial air pump that delivers 60 liters of air per minute. Ciliates are one of many beneficial organisms that populate the organic matter and break it down into liquid compost. I drench my garden beds and potted plants with the liquid compost which inoculates the living soil with a diverse set of microbes creating a thriving soil food web.

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microscope: Olympus CX23
camera: Olympus LC30
objective: 40x (400x total magnification)

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