Understanding and utilising soil microbiomes for a more sustainable agriculture
Author: Professor Kari E. Dunfield, Dr Mamadou Fall, Emeritus Professor Paolo Nannipieri, Dr Hinsby Cadillo-Quirox, Dr Ian Lidbury, Dr Lucy Rogers, Dr Sophie R. M. Groenhof, Dr Andrew Hitchcock, Dr Lauren S. McKee, Dr Youzhi Feng, Professor Greg Thorn, Dr Gupta Vadakattu, Dr Jennifer Pett-Ridge, Professor Liliane Ruess, Professor Patrick Schafer, Professor Alain Plante, Professor Tim Clough, Dr Vasvi Chaudhry, Professor Kadambot Siddique, Professor Wei Shi, Professor Sui Mui Tsai, Professor Joann Whalen, Dr Lucas William Mendes
Publisher: Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing
Published date: 2025
ISBN: 9781801464741
- Provides a comprehensive overview of the latest research in understanding the role of soil microbiomes in delivering key ecosystem services such as carbon and nutrient cycling
- Reviews recent advances in understanding the role of different microbial communities in soil
- Shows how the beneficial role of soil microbiomes can be promoted in achieving a more sustainable agriculture
Pages: 448
Category: Miljövetenskap & Klimat
e-ISBN: 9781801464758
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