Microbe Science for Gardeners : Secrets to Better Plant Health (Garden Science Series)

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Microbe Science for Gardeners : Secrets to Better Plant Health (Garden Science Series)

Pavlis, Robert

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New Society Publishers（2023/09発売）
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ポイント 44pt

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製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 192 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9780865719774
DDC分類 635

Full Description

Healthy gardens begin with thriving microbial life.

Bacteria and fungi quietly shape plant health, nutrient availability, and soil resilience. Microbe Science for Gardeners explains how soil organisms function and how your gardening practices influence them.

When you understand the hidden world below ground, you can strengthen everything above it.

What You'll Gain

How bacteria and fungi drive nutrient cycling
How mycorrhizal fungi support root systems
How soil disturbance affects microbial networks
How organic inputs build microbial diversity
How to evaluate microbial products critically

Rather than marketing claims, you'll get evidence-based guidance.

Practical Applications

Support beneficial microbes naturally
Improve nutrient efficiency
Reduce practices that harm soil life
Build long-term soil resilience
Strengthen plant immunity through soil health

If you're looking for practical ways to cultivate living soil systems, this book offers clear scientific insight you can apply immediately.

Who This Book Is For

Gardeners interested in soil biology
Regenerative and organic growers
Market farmers building resilience
Readers evaluating microbial products
Anyone curious about the science beneath their garden

Support the unseen. Strengthen the visible.

1. Introduction

Why Learn About Microbes?

Terms Used in This Book

2. The World Under a Microscope

Microbes by the Numbers

Microbes Are Important to Plants

Microbes Can Harm Plants

Gardeners Affect Microbes

How Do Microbes Move Around?

How Much Do We Really Know?

3. Bacteria

How Do Bacteria Eat?

Where Do Bacteria Live?

Life Cycle of Bacteria

Nitrogen-Fixing Bacteria

4. Fungi

What do Fungi Eat?

Where Do Fungi Live?

Life Cycle of Fungi

Pathogenic Fungi

Mycorrhizal Fungi

5. Yeast

Life Cycle of Yeast

Yeast-Plant Interactions

Yeast in Hellebore Nectar

Yeast Creates Alcoholics

Yeast on Leaves

Yeast in Soil

A Bioindicator of Air Quality

A Possible Solution to Plastic Pollution

6. Nematodes

7. Protozoa

Life Cycle of Protozoa

Nutrient Cycling

Protozoa-Plant Interactions

Plant Diseases

8. Viruses

Viruses in Soil

Life Cycle of a Virus

The Spread of Viruses

Virus Infection of Microbes

Virus Infection of Plants

Rapid Mutation

Beneficial Interaction with Plants

9. More Microbes

Archaea

Actinomycetes

Cyanobacteria

Algae

10. Microbe Communities

Microbe Communities and Microbiomes

Signaling Between Microbes

Microbes Attack Microbes

Mycorrhizal Interactions

Lichens

11. Plants Love Microbes

Nutrient Availability

The Phyllosphere

Rhizosphere

Rhizophagy Cycle

Seed Microbiome

12. Manipulating Microbes

Fungal-to-Bacterial Ratio

Effect of Agriculture

Biodiversity

13. Bioinoculants for the Garden

Bioinoculants for Seeds

Bioinoculants as a Foliar Spray

Bioinoculants for Soil

Microbes Are No Longer Living

Should Gardeners Use Commercial Bioinoculants?

Compost Tea

14. Pathogens

You Suspect a Disease—What Now?

List of Plant Diseases

Fighting Plant Diseases

Commercial Pesticides

Human Diseases

Endnotes

Index

About the Author

Also by the Author

About New Society Publishers