exploring soil fertility the essential role microorganisms sustainable agriculture practices |
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| This image captures a close-up of a piece of cake juxtaposed with dirt, representing the crucial relationship between soil microorganisms and agricultural productivity. Soil fertility is enhanced by bacteria, fungi, and cyanobacteria that decompose organic matter, fix nitrogen, cycle nutrients, and improve soil structure. Understanding their role is vital for promoting sustainable farming methods |
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