Agronomy
Fertilizer Technology II: Biofertilizer
Description
Since the beginning of its operation in India, STUDIUM PRESS LLC USA has been publishing the high quality academic books and edited series from senior researchers and academicians for young brains of Asia and other continents in economic range. The present Chemical Engineering Series is another assiduous effort from the experts to bring latest cutting-edge and converging technologies of a highly competitive and rapidly changing field to educate and inform students, researchers and academicians of latest developments. STUDIUM PRESS LLC USA plans to bring multiple volumes on all aspects of chemical engineering including Synthetic fertilizers, biofertilizers, petroleum refining, petrochemicals, lubricants and additives, fluidization engineering, safety in chemical process industries, oil and fats, paint technology, food technology, biochemical engineering, polymers and plastics and many more.
Table of Contents
About the Editors; List of Contributors; About the Series; Preface; Biofertilizers: A Resource for Sustainable Plant Nutrition (POLAND, ITALY); Biofertilizers: Preparation and Uses (IRAN, INDIA); Biofilmed Biofertilizers: A Recent Trend in Biofertilizer Application (SRI LANKA); Hope, Hype and Reality of Biofertilizer (INDIA); Roles of Biofertilizers in Crop Production New Approaches in Agroecosystems (IRAN); The Big Question: Use of Bacteria in Agriculture or Not? (HUNGARY); Evaluation of Soil Fertility for Plant Growth Based on Bacterial Biomass and Material Cycle in Soil Environment (JAPAN); Salt-tolerant Nitrogen-fixing and Phosphate-Solubilizing Bacteria as Bio-fertilizers (INDIA); Biofertilization with Mycorrhizal Fungi and Phosphate Solubilizing Microorganisms Enhance Effectiveness of Phosphate Fertilizers in Tropical Soils (COLOMBIA); Microbial, Biochemical and Molecular Aspects of Composting Process (TAIWAN); Biogenic Waste Compost as Biofertilizer (SPAIN); Mineral Fertilizers, Bio-fertilizers and PGPRs: Advantages and Disadvantages of its Implementation (MEXICO); Genomic Approaches for Identification of Genes from PGPRs Involved in Plant Growth and Antibiosis (INDIA); Effects of Moisture Content on Bio-mineralisation and Microbial Distribution of Organic Fertilizer (NIGERIA); Fertilizer use in Pampean Agroecosystems: Impact on Productivity and Nutrient Balance (ARGENTINA); Root and Grain Yield as Affected by Soil Nutrient Deficiency and Fertilizer in Rainfed Rice Cultivation (CÔTE D’IVOIRE, RÉPUBLIQUE DU BÉNIN); Effects of Soil Nutrient Deficiencies and Fertilizer Practice on the Decline of Rainfed Rice Yield in the Humid Forest Zone of West Africa (CÔTE D’IVOIRE, BÉNIN–WEST AFRICA); Rice Grain Yield as Affected by Soil Nutrients Under Bush Fallow and Cowpea Crop as Precedents (BÉNIN, CÔTE D’IVOIRE); Fertility Aspects of Municipal Wastewater on Rice Cultivation and Soil Health in Bangladesh (BANGLADESH, BELGIUM); Effects of Fertilizer Compositions Containing Calcium Lignosulfonate and Silicic Acid as an Alternative to Organic Fertilizers to Prevent Caking and Degradation (TURKEY); Innovative Natural Plant Growth Biostimulants (POLAND); Influence of Foliar Fertilization on the Biological Behaviours of Zucchini Squash (Cucurbita pepo L. var. Giromontia) (BULGARIA); Micro-nutrients Efficiency on Crop Growing and Soil Quality (UKRAINE); New Biological Fertilizer Components with Micronutrients by Biosorption (POLAND); Site Specific and Need Based Management of Nitrogen Fertilizers in Cereals in India (INDIA); Subject Index