Abstract:Phosphorus (P) shortage in the soil is a key problem in agricultural output. Phytate (Myo-inositol phosphate), which is stable and unavailable to plants, is abundant in soils, accounting for up to 50% of all organic P. The conversion of phytate to Myo-inositol and phosphate is catalyzed by phytases. Microorganisms that solubilize P, biofertilizers, are common in soils and may play a major role in providing P to plants. Secreted microbial phytases enhancing plant development in terms of phosphorus availability.… Show more
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