2021
DOI: 10.31073/agrovisnyk202111
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“…(Aranda & Comino, 2014;Bogomazov et al, 2016 ) As pointed out (Aktar et al, 2009;Margesin & Niklinska, 2019;Möhring et al, 2020), pesticide application in the agrosphere negatively affects the volume and structural and functional characteristics of microbial groupings and soil biodynamic processes. It was established (Huliaieva et al, 2019;Volkogon et al, 2021), that beneficial soil microorganisms introduced into agrocenoses, inhabiting the root-containing spheres, permanently block plant infection with pathogenic bacteria and micromycetes and synthesize complex organic compounds, including biologically active substances that ensure active development of plants. In the soil-microorganisms-plant system, soil bacteria are an indispensable and integral component.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Aranda & Comino, 2014;Bogomazov et al, 2016 ) As pointed out (Aktar et al, 2009;Margesin & Niklinska, 2019;Möhring et al, 2020), pesticide application in the agrosphere negatively affects the volume and structural and functional characteristics of microbial groupings and soil biodynamic processes. It was established (Huliaieva et al, 2019;Volkogon et al, 2021), that beneficial soil microorganisms introduced into agrocenoses, inhabiting the root-containing spheres, permanently block plant infection with pathogenic bacteria and micromycetes and synthesize complex organic compounds, including biologically active substances that ensure active development of plants. In the soil-microorganisms-plant system, soil bacteria are an indispensable and integral component.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%