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Biofertilisants

Authors: Symnaczik, Sarah; Mäder, Paul; Romano, Ida;

Biofertilisants

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Ces dernières années, l’utilisation d’additifs organiques, de métabolites naturels actifs ou de micro-organismes utiles fait l’objet de discussions en tant que stratégie écologique pour une production végétale plus durable. On observe dans le monde entier un intérêt croissant pour les inoculants microbiens et l’utilisation ciblée de leurs interactions avec les plantes. Les micro-organismes utiles peuvent en effet favoriser la croissance des végétaux en augmentant leur tolérance aux conditions défavorables du sol et de l’environnement ou en améliorant leur capacité de stockage de nutriments. Toutefois, le développement d’inoculants microbiens spécifiques, appelés biofertilisants, dotés d’effets bénéfiques s’avère très difficile. L’un des défis en particulier est l’adéquation entre applications agricoles et diverses conditions environnementales Certains biofertilisants commercialisés actuellement sont de mauvaise qualité ou leur application est compliquée. Autant d’inconvénients qui entraînent une perte de confiance des agriculteurs et des agricultrices. Néanmoins, l’amélioration de la qualité des formulations microbiennes et les progrès réalisés dans la compréhension des mécanismes biologiques ont contribué à accroître progressivement la rentabilité des applications au champ. Cette fiche résume les dernières avancées de la recherche en la matière.

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Biofertilisants, micro-organismes, durable, inoculants microbiens, croissance des végétaux, nutriments, application, mécanismes biologiques

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