MicroSoil is not a fertilizer or a replacement for a fertilizer or any soil element, macronutrient or micronutrient . Besides their role in soil-forming processes, soil organisms make an important contribution to plant growth through their effect on the fertility level of the soil. Some important kinds of microorganisms are bacteria, fungi, actinomycetes and algae. All of these are present in the soil in very large numbers when conditions are favorable. These microorganisms are important in the decomposition of organic materials, the subsequent release of nutrient elements, and the fixation of nitrogen from the atmosphere.
Soil bacteria are of special interest because of their many varied activities.
Nitrogen fixing bacteria also play an important role in the growth of higher plants since they are capable of converting atmospheric nitrogen into useful forms in the soil. Because of the important contributions made by the bacteria to the fertility level of the soil, life of higher plants and animals could cease if the functions of the bacteria were to fail. None of the constituents of MicroSoil are known to be pathogenic under any circumstances. Inc. All rights reserved.