Bioremediation of Agricultural Soil

Abstract

With the increase in the food demands of ever-expanding the population of our country, the tired use of fertilizers and pesticides in agricultural soil is quite common, which results in the contamination of cultivable soils. As our world is facing extreme challenges, using microbes for remediation is a pleasant moral alternative to remediate this problem and maintain the fertility and cleanliness of our soil, bioremediation is one of the best approaches where living microorganisms are used for the degradation of contaminants without causing any destructible effect on our ecosystem. The present review aims to describe the process of bioremediation strategies along with the challenges associated with evaluating the removal of contaminants from the soil environment.