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From the beginning of humankind plants have been a great source of food. The increase in environmental pollution, elevated global temperature as well as widespread application of chemical fertilizers and insecticides have caused reduced soil fertility and decline in agricultural production.
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Biostimulated ground improvement
First International Conference on Frontiers in Shallow Subsurface Technology, 2010Recently several in situ techniques are being developed to change the mechanical properties of soils by stimulating biochemical processes. A procedure named Biogrout is developed to increase strength and stiffness of unconsolidated sands, based on microbial-induced carbonate precipitation. Recently, this development resulted in a field scale experiment
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Modern agriculture uses a great deal of ineffective fertilizer, much of which is released into the environment and degrades the ecology. Reducing the amount of fertilizer applied without compromising plant nutrition can be achieved by using biostimulants to improve crop nutrient uptake.
Manasi Patil, Varsha Yadav
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Manasi Patil, Varsha Yadav
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