exploring soil microorganisms and their role enhancing fertility for sustainable agriculture practices |
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| This close-up image captures a wall covered with numerous small balls, symbolizing the vital role of microorganisms in soil fertility. Soil health is significantly influenced by bacteria, fungi, and cyanobacteria, which help decompose organic matter and fix nitrogen.ÃÂ Understanding and promoting these biological processes is essential for improving crop yields and enhancing sustainable agriculture |
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