Over the past three decades, soil science has undergone a significant transformation, with a growing focus on the intricate world of soil microbiology. As researchers delve into the soil's microbial communities, we are uncovering their critical roles in ecosystem health, nutrient cycling, and soil fertility. The advent of molecular genetic techniques has revolutionized our understanding of these microscopic ecosystem engineers, revealing the complex interactions within the soil.
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The landscape greatly influences the microbiology of the soil. Each relief has a differentiation in the rate of water infiltration into the soil. The temperature of each country also varies, varying the quality and quantity of microorganisms in the soil
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The geoform or relief of the soil, associated with the taxonomic nature of the soil (tropical and temperate soils) and its climatic conditions (tropical in the case of Paraguay) influence the availability of nutrients and these influence the microbiological quality and quantity of the soil. An interesting area of research would be to relate these conditions to the sustainability of agricultural systems, seeking management associations that allow strengthening ecosystem services, as management tools that compensate actions to combat neutral land degradation.
Antonio medina Netto interesting topic indeed! Thank you for contributing.
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