April 4, 2023
More than 50 attendees participated in the workshop “Molecular and Traditional Methods to Assess Soil Biodiversity”, co-organized by the three sister projects SoildiverAgro, SOILGUARD, and
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More than 50 attendees participated in the workshop “Molecular and Traditional Methods to Assess Soil Biodiversity”, co-organized by the three sister projects SoildiverAgro, SOILGUARD, and
The EXCALIBUR Team of the UGR is working actively on production and formulation of microbial inoculants with plant growth promoting and biocontrol functions. Together with
Maria Grazia Tommasini (CRPV), Giovanni L’ Abate and Lorenzo D’Avino (CREA) performed field activities in Italian fields. The aim of the activities was to define
Here there are the last outcomes by Natural History Museum. Soil biodiversity in horticultural agricultura A meta-analysis combines the wealth of scientific studies already published.
Excalibur project participates with a poster at Organic World Congress 2021. More about the event and the program: https://owc.ifoam.bio/2021/en.
Author: Eligio Malusa, INHORT Nematodes, known commonly as roundworms, are one of the most abundant, common, and diverse multicellular organisms on Earth. They generally have
Author: Prof. Dr. Nikolay Vassilev, Department of Chemical Engineering, Faculty of Sciences, University of Granada As some colleagues say “Soil is mostly microorganisms, both alive
Author: Eligio MAlusa, INHORT The major factors affecting bioinocula efficacy in the field are related to the plant genome (species or variety), the soil (physical-chemical-biological
Author: Eligio Malusa, INHORT Soil-borne pathogens are extremely dangerous for any crop, but are particularly damaging for vegetable crops that are grown in tunnels, where
Excalibur plans to enhance the knowledge on soil biodiversity dynamics and its synergistic effects with prebiotic and probiotic approaches.
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