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Optimizing Indoor Plant Soil Microbiomes

one month ago | lila

Can the use of pesticides harm the soil microbiome?

Yes, the use of chemical pesticides can harm the soil microbiome by killing beneficial microorganisms alongside pests. This can lead to reduced microbial diversity and resilience. Using integrated pest management techniques and organic options can mitigate these effects.

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