The Living Soil: Soil microorganisms and their role in soil processes
Date Issued:1998-08-14
Abstract
Soil organisms (biota) carry out a wide range processes that are important for soil fertility and health in both natural and managed agricultural soils. There is a two way relationship between the soil biota and agricultural production. As soil biota play a key role in a number of key nutrient transformation processes, crop residues form the essential supply of carbon (energy source) and nutrients for microbial activity
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- 1998 Australian Cotton Conference
Proceedings from the 1998 Australian Cotton Conference