Keywords
zeolite
phosphorite
oxidized brown coal
soil
How to Cite
Abstract
The creation and use of biotechnologies with native species of phosphate-mobilizing microorganisms, zeolites, phosphorites and oxidized brown coals of local deposits, open up wide ranges of diversity in the production of biologically active mineral and organo-mineral fertilizers with high ecological and agrochemical efficiency to increase soil fertility and plant products with low economic cost.
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