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BSC refers to a sheet-like colony of soil microorganisms formed by the entanglement of soil particles and clumps at the surface by fungi, soil algae, lichens, and mosses. BSC is a natural phenomenon observed at the beginning of vegetation succession and has the effect of preventing surface erosion. By promoting the early formation of BSC, it serves as an erosion control measure that utilizes natural phenomena and encourages vegetation formation through natural invasion. ■ Four Features of the BSC Method 1. Simple and can be implemented without slope shaping 2. Promotes vegetation succession according to the surrounding environment 3. Avoids environmental impacts on native species, etc. 4. Prevents the expansion of erosion from rills For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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"BSC-1" is a surface erosion control material that prevents soil surface erosion and promotes the natural invasion of vegetation. BSC stands for Biological Soil Crust, which refers to the natural phenomenon where algae, fungi, and moss cover the soil surface in a sheet-like manner. "BSC-1" primarily consists of dormant soil algae in a dry state, and when spread on the soil surface, it forms a BSC that prevents erosion caused by rainfall and other factors, thereby preventing the loss of buried seeds and promoting the establishment of airborne seeds. "BSC-1" uses cosmopolitan soil algae that are native species found worldwide, ensuring no impact on the original vegetation. Additionally, these soil algae are asexual and reproduce by division, so there is no formation of hybrids or genetic disruption. *There are also construction records in areas with strict environmental conservation regulations, such as national parks.

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