The effect of soil organic matter on plant mineral nutrition

The effect of soil organic matter on plant mineral nutritionThe role of soil humus in soil fertility and crop production has been well established by many studies and practical farming experience. This role is related to the presence of a family of organic substances, known as humic substances, with the capacity to increase the pool of plant available nutrients in soil for root uptake. The improvement in plant growth and mineral nutrition is directly linked to the physicochemical features of humic substances,

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This review aims to summarize the main emerging and re-emerging infectious pig diseases and the platforms and technologies to develop safe and effective vaccines against them

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The diverse intestinal microbiota of poultry plays critical roles in determining feed utilization