Microbiome

Soil microbe Interactions

Soil organisms and plants interact through the root system as a symbiotic relationship, where microbial communities are mutually beneficial, growth and plant demand for nutrients to produce biomass. Rhizosphere microbes interact continuously, leading to symbiotic, parasitic, symbiotic, saprotrophic, and symbiotic relationships. These organisms affect above-ground activities and are part of the bulk soil species. These organisms affect above-ground activities and are part of the bulk soil species. In the root zone of the soil environment, the contact between microorganisms and the root system involves a series of activities that contribute to plant growth. This soil-microbe interaction plays an important role in enhancing plant bioavailability and mineral nutrient uptake.