Fundamental Agricultural Microbiology

By:

Aneja, K R

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi New Age International Publishers 2024Edition: 2Description: XXII, 592 PBISBN:

978-93-89802-83-2

Subject(s):

Microbiology

DDC classification:

630.276 ANE

Contents:

Fundamental Agricultural Microbiology

Summary: Fundamental Agricultural Microbiology is a field that explores the diverse and vital roles of microorganisms in agricultural ecosystems, focusing on their interactions with plants, soil, and animals. It encompasses the study of plant-associated microbes, plant and animal diseases, and soil microbiology, including nutrient cycling and organic matter decomposition. This field is crucial for understanding and improving sustainable agriculture and environmental stewardship.

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Fundamental Agricultural Microbiology

Fundamental Agricultural Microbiology is a field that explores the diverse and vital roles of microorganisms in agricultural ecosystems, focusing on their interactions with plants, soil, and animals. It encompasses the study of plant-associated microbes, plant and animal diseases, and soil microbiology, including nutrient cycling and organic matter decomposition. This field is crucial for understanding and improving sustainable agriculture and environmental stewardship.

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