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Biodiversity of the beneficial soil-borne fungi steered by *Trichoderma*-amended biofertilizers stimulates plant production

Agriculture

Biodiversity of the beneficial soil-borne fungi steered by *Trichoderma*-amended biofertilizers stimulates plant production

Y. Wang, Z. Liu, et al.

This groundbreaking study by Yan Wang, Zhengyang Liu, Xinyi Hao, Ziqi Wang, Zhe Wang, Shanshan Liu, Chengyuan Tao, Dongsheng Wang, Bei Wang, Zongzhuan Shen, Qirong Shen, and Rong Li unveils how *Trichoderma guizhouense*-infused bio-organic fertilizers enhance cabbage growth by enriching the soil's fungal community. This research highlights the dual benefits of bio-organic fertilizers for a thriving microbiome and increased crop yield.... show more
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