The global rise in human population poses a serious danger to each person's food security,
since agricultural land is restricted and, in some cases, disappearing. As a result …

Many micro-organisms like bacteria, fungi, algae possess plant growth promoting
mechanisms. These micro-organisms may be implemented as biofertilizers in agriculture …

The ever‐increasing global population, climate change, as well as pest and disease
outbreak remains as challenges to the horticultural crop production. There is an urgent need …

Inorganic chemical compounds which created a severe risk to human health and the
atmosphere are primarily based on existing soil management policies. In agriculture it is …

Biofertilizers are the living microbes that inhabit the root zone or the interior plant parts.
These microbes promote growth, productivity, and physiological properties of plant either …

India is the second largest producer of horticultural crops. Horticulture has emerged as an
indispensable part of agriculture where a wide range of options are available for crop …

The long-term use of large quantities of inorganic fertilizer is usually associated with
environmental problems such as the degradation of soil quality, resulting in the decline of …

Biofertilizers include mainly the nitrogen fixing, phosphate solubilizing and plant growth-
promoting microorganisms. The inoculant technology needs due attention in terms of the …

Modern intensive farming technologies enhance crop production but over time are
associated with more problems, causing environment pollution that is hazardous to human …