Bioinoculants for Agricultural Sustainability

Bioinoculants in agriculture are employed to promote crop growth and development mainly by mobilizing soil nutrients and tolerance to abiotic stresses. As the population is increasing, the demand for agricultural products also increases which can be achieved by manipulating or introducing enhance agricultural methods. In recent years, the application of chemical growth regulators, fertilizers, and pesticides has increased that has imposed serious threats to humankind. Therefore, bioinoculants are being targeted for achieving an environment-friendly and economic alternative for sustainable farming. The plant–microbiome associations play a critical part in plant’s growth and development by changing over inaccessible nutritional components into an accessible form. In conclusion, bioinoculants based sustainable agricultural frameworks must be essential to address food security, biosafety, and soil management.