METHODS FOR IMPROVING SOIL BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
soil fertility, biological properties, microorganisms, organic matter, minimal tillage, crop rotation, compost, bio-fertilizers, soil degradation, bio-stimulants, soil biomass, phytoremediation, agroecology.Abstract
This extended article deeply analyzes the importance and modern methods of improving soil biological properties. It comprehensively covers aspects such as the complex role of microorganisms in enhancing soil fertility, the biochemical cycling of organic matter, the ecological benefits of minimal tillage, and the agronomic effectiveness of crop rotation. The article also includes information on new approaches, including bio-stimulants and soil biomass monitoring.
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