Titlebook: Microorganisms for Green Revolution; Volume 1: Microbes f Deepak G. Panpatte,Yogeshvari K. Jhala,Harsha N. S Book 2017 Springer Nature Sing

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Microbial Biofertilizer: A Potential Tool for Sustainable Agriculture,apter gives a deep understanding of the transformation of a microbe into a fertilizer. Distinctive properties of plant growth-promoting microbes and strategies to develop and optimize the bioformulations in addition to the phenomenon of integrated management have been discussed broadly.

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Deepak G. Panpatte,Yogeshvari K. Jhala,Harsha N. SDiscusses two major aspects of Agricultural Microbiology –bio-fertilizers and bio-pesticides – and their mechanisms of action in a single book.Includes contributions by reputed national and internatio

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-6241-4PGPRs; Sustainable agriculture; Biofertilizer; Biopesticide; Symbiotic interaction; Microorganisms

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Wonders of Microbes in Agriculture for Productivity and Sustainability, is deterioration of physical, chemical and biological properties of soil due to excessive use of agrochemicals to maximize crop yield. Presently, sustainability and health of soil are of great concern and that’s why people are looking for alternatives of agrochemicals. Organic amendments and microo

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Microbial Biofertilizer: A Potential Tool for Sustainable Agriculture,ealth. An alternative environment-friendly approach to sustainable agriculture is encouraging the use of biofertilizers. Plant growth-promoting microorganisms are one such group of potent biofertilizers. Many bacteria and fungi can develop close associations with the crop plant which improves growth

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Potentials of Microbial Inoculants in Soil Productivity: An Outlook on African Legumes,dietary requirement of the ever-increasing world population becomes a serious challenge. The most frequently deficient nutrient on crop fields is nitrogen (N). Inconvenient increase in prices of chemical nitrogen fertilizers together with the environmental problems associated with their excessive us