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Introduction Fertility of soil is defined as the soil’s ability to support the healthy growth of the plants. Soil has two major components like living and non-living components. Non-living components of the soil provides the substrate for anchorage and helps in supplying the water, air and nutrients whereas the living components which includes microbial diversity helps in regulating the availability of nutrients and providing the growth regulators to the plants for their vital growth and activity. So continuous usage of the synthesized chemical fertilizers in agricultural crops may deplete these living microbes like bacteria and fungi and macro-organisms like earthworms, ... Read More