Description

The complex physical, chemical, and biological system that the soil itself represents is how the plant receives the water, nutrients, and oxygen it needs to grow. The amount of air and moisture in the soil, as well as the temperature of the soil, all have an impact on plant growth. All students and professionals studying and working in agriculture and soil science should read this book since it covers every facet of how plants and soil interact. Crop science and genetics, soil fertility and organic matter, nitrogen and phosphorus cycles and their management, properties of plant nutrients and their management, water and the physical environment of the soil and its management, plants and soil change processes, management of the soil/plant system, and other topics are covered. It offers a very contemporary overview of how to comprehend and control the numerous interactions between soils and plants. This book is certain to become the standard reference for individuals working in or considering the business, as well as a suggested text for students. It is a necessary acquisition for all colleges and research institutions that teach and study agricultural, soil, and environmental sciences.