Bacteria's Role in the Soil System скачать в хорошем качестве

Bacteria's Role in the Soil System

Bacteria drive many of the biological processes that make nutrients available to plants. They decompose organic matter, mineralize nitrogen and sulfur, solubilize phosphorus, and help stabilize carbon within the soil profile. Understanding how soil bacteria operate allows you to regulate nutrient cycling, soil structure, and biological balance, directly influencing crop productivity and soil health. 00:00 Introduction 00:19 Origins of Bacteria 01:10 Types and Functions of Bacteria 02:40 Bacterial Decomposition 04:02 Nutrient Cycling 05:10 Biofilms and Soil Structure 06:03 Bacteria in the Rhizosphere 07:42 Using Biological Inputs 08:32 Why it Matters At Cultra, we’ve built a Nutrient Management Platform that helps you organize your grower data, track nutrient trends over time, spot deficiencies before they impact yield, and write recommendations for your growers. 👉 Our tool: https://www.cultra.us/ 👉 Book a tour here: https://cal.com/cultra-ethan