The Effect of Sonoplasmic Water Treatment on the Bacterial-fungal Complex of Microorganisms Typical of Greenhouses

The effect of sonoplasma discharge on the bacterial-fungal complex of microorganisms during the treatment of irrigation water from a greenhouse was studied. New data have been obtained on the resistance to sonoplasmic treatment of species of microorganisms typical of greenhouse wastewater, including those that pose a danger to plant pathogenesis. It is concluded that The sonoplasma discharge treatment of greenhouse irrigation waters is more effective in eliminating bacteria than mold fungi. It is shown that the inhibitory effect on the propagules of microscopic fungi is directly proportional to the frequency of treatment.