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Functional Aspects of Soil Biodiversity in Mineral and Organic Fertilized Soils

Soil biodiversity make essential contribution to soil fertility and health, being considered as an important forces for the achievement of sustainability in agroecosystems (Sandor, 2008). Conventional agricultural practices could negatively affect soil biodiversity by damaging habitats and disrupting their functions. New management strategies have to be adopted in order to conserve and restore soil biological functions (Anderson and Weigel, 2003).