Prospect of bioactive molecules from Jatropha curcas to improve soil and microbial quality for sustainable agriculture
作者： Dubey Garima , Bharati Kollah , Ahirwar Usha , Mishra Renu , Tiwari Sneh
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摘要: Recently, there has been increased interest promoting bioenergy as an alternate renewable energy source. Biodiesel from Jatropha curcas is important form of and have potential application in transportation sector. However, lack understanding on relevance J. influencing soil properties agriculture for ecological services. Review defines different bioactive molecules found curcas, rhizospheric microbial diversity, allelopathic effect management sustainable agriculture. harbours arbuscular mycorrhizae like Acaulospora sp., Gigaspora Glomus Sclerocystis sp. Scutellospora Bacteria including Azotobacter, Rhizobium, Pleomorphomonas diazotrophica, Bacillus megaterium, thuringiensis associated with rhizosphere. render ecosystem service by fixing 5100-6100 kg ha−1 C the aboveground plus belowground biomass. biomass recycled into results significant increase macro micro nutrients. identifies knowledge gap perspective research opportunity resolving global environmental issues. Key words: Bioenergy, compounds,
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