The soil microbes, indicator of soil health, are bacteria, fungi, algae, actinomycetes, nematode and protozoa. They are an active fraction in the soil and played numerous roles in the soil system. They have played a significant role as soil and accomplished various agricultural r...
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Carbon neutrality has emerged as a pivotal strategy in addressing the dual challenges of climate change mitigation and sustainable development. By balancing greenhouse gas emissions with removals, carbon neutrality directly contributes to the stabilization of global temperatures,...
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Phosphorus (P) is a fundamental macronutrient that regulates primary productivity, biodiversity and ecosystem sustainability. Unlike nitrogen and carbon, phosphorus has no significant gaseous phase and its cycling is therefore primarily controlled by geochemical and biological pr...
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