BionaturalezaEc

Microbiological Diagnosis

Understanding the invisible life of the soil and the microbial quality of bio-inputs is the first step towards effective and sustainable agriculture.

Microbiological Diagnosis of Soils

What do we do?

We analyze the microbial populations of the soil to identify its biodiversity, balance, and functional potential, detecting both beneficial organisms and pathogens.

Why is it important?

Because a living and functional soil not only nourishes the plant but also protects it from diseases, improves nutrient absorption, and increases resilience against climate stress.

What we evaluate:

  • Total bacteria and fungi count (CFU/g)

  • Presence of beneficial microorganisms (Trichoderma spp., Bacillus spp., Rhizobacteria, etc.)

  • Presence of phytopathogenic microorganisms (Fusarium spp., Rhizoctonia spp., Pythium, etc.)

  • Microbial biodiversity indicators

  • Beneficial/pathogen ratio

What you get:

An interpreted report with technical data + personalized recommendations for biological soil management.

Microbiological Diagnosis of Bio-inputs

What do we do?

We evaluate the purity, viability, and concentration of the microorganisms present in your bio-inputs (liquid, solid, or commercial formulations).

Why is it key?

Because a poorly preserved, contaminated, or low-concentration bio-input loses its effectiveness in the field and can lead to economic losses.

What we evaluate:

  • Colony-forming unit count (CFU/ml or g)

  • Microbial purity: identification of the dominant strain

  • Presence of microbial contaminants (yeasts, molds, unwanted bacteria)

  • Microbiological stability

  • Functional activity (if applicable)

What you get:

A detailed technical report with key indicators + suggestions for improvement in production or preservation.

Who is this service for?

  • Agricultural producers who use bio-inputs or wish to improve their soil health.

  • Formulating companies that require quality control.

  • Agronomic technicians who need diagnostics to design management strategies.

  • Researchers and academics working with microorganisms in the field or laboratory.

Benefits of Choosing BioNaturaleza:

Laboratory with a focus on applied agricultural microbiology

Technical and useful interpretation for agronomic decision-making

Expert support before, during, and after the diagnosis