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Book Summary
About the Book: Soil Mirobiome for Sustainable Agriculture
As global food demand climbs amid climate challenges and ecosystem stress, the
solution may lie unseen—within the living fabric of soil. This essential volume
exposes how leveraging microbial communities—bacteria, fungi, archaea and their
allies—can revolutionize farming, heal soils, and support a resilient food
system. Why Microbes Matter? Natural nutrient cycling: Soil microbes break down
organic matter, converting it into plant-available nutrients like nitrogen,
phosphorus, and potassium. This cuts reliance on synthetic fertilizers. Disease
suppression and plant health: Beneficial microbes outcompete harmful pathogens
and act as natural biocontrol agents, boosting plant immunity and reducing
pesticide use. Soil structure and water resilience: Microbial
- ISBN-13
- 9789353875206
- Language
- English
- Binding
- Hard Bound
- Publisher
- Satish Serial Publishing House
- Publishing Date
- 2026
Soil Mirobiome for Sustainable Agriculture
by Govind Kumar Kapuriya, Subhash Chand (Author),
Satish Serial Publishing House (Publisher)
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Book Summary
About the Book: Soil Mirobiome for Sustainable Agriculture
As global food demand climbs amid climate challenges and ecosystem stress, the
solution may lie unseen—within the living fabric of soil. This essential volume
exposes how leveraging microbial communities—bacteria, fungi, archaea and their
allies—can revolutionize farming, heal soils, and support a resilient food
system. Why Microbes Matter? Natural nutrient cycling: Soil microbes break down
organic matter, converting it into plant-available nutrients like nitrogen,
phosphorus, and potassium. This cuts reliance on synthetic fertilizers. Disease
suppression and plant health: Beneficial microbes outcompete harmful pathogens
and act as natural biocontrol agents, boosting plant immunity and reducing
pesticide use. Soil structure and water resilience: Microbial
Book Specifications
- ISBN-13
- 9789353875206
- Language
- English
- Binding
- Hard Bound
- Publisher
- Satish Serial Publishing House
- Publishing Date
- 2026