“The study and understanding of soil microbial populations is really the beginning of a new era”
Conversation with Dr. Charles Rice, specialist in soil health and climate change
Keywords:
soil, microbial interactions, soil compounds, roots, microbial populationsAbstract
"The study and understanding of soil microbial populations is really the beginning of a new era. We have new genetic and molecular
tools to detect microbial communities; but it is also necessary to deepen the knowledge of microbial interaction with roots and soil
compounds. We are entering an era in which there may be an explosion for research in microbiology and its application. "
References
Link to Charles Rice conference in the XXVI Argentine Congress of Soil Science https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEJkE_oBTGI (25:40 – Reference to “Holy Trinity")
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30/11/2018
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Agroindustrial Obispo Colombres, E. E. (2018). “The study and understanding of soil microbial populations is really the beginning of a new era”: Conversation with Dr. Charles Rice, specialist in soil health and climate change. Revista Industrial Y Agrícola De Tucumán, 95(1), 57–58. Retrieved from https://publicaciones.eeaoc.gob.ar/index.php/riat/article/view/139
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