O PAPEL DOS MICRORGANISMOS SOLUBILIZADORES DE FÓSFORO NO MANEJO DE SISTEMAS INTEGRADOS DE LAVOURA-PECUÁRIA-FLORESTA

Abstract

The chemical element phosphorus is classified as an essential macronutrient for the development of plants and, due to its low solubility in soils, it is little available for use. As a result, global food production is inextricably linked to fertilizer. In this context, there is the possibility of using phosphate solubilizing microorganisms to promote an increase in phosphorus availability in the soil. This article intended to analyze, based on a bibliographic review, the role of phosphorus solubilizing microorganisms in crop-livestock-forestry integration. This research has a qualitative, basic and exploratory approach, through a bibliographic review. The study concludes that the use of microbial inoculants can be considered a technique to increase the biological composition of integrated production systems, ensuring soil health by reducing the use of synthetic fertilizers and adding herbal medicines.