Microbial Engineering for a Greener Ecosystem and Agriculture: Recent Advances and Challenges
Pankaj Singh,
Ranjan Singh,
Sangram Singh
et al.
Abstract:Tremendous increase in anthropogenic activities and natural disasters have created long term negative impacts to the crop productivity as well as on our ecosystem. In the debate regarding the ongoing ecosystem fluctuations, there is a need to explore an efficient, cost-effective, target-oriented and less manpower-based technologies for sustainable development. Microbial engineering provides a better solution for the growth of a healthy environment and higher agricultural productivity over the existing methods … Show more
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