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A substrate is a surface or material on which an organism grows or is attached, or where a chemical reaction occurs. In Biology, it often refers to the base where microorganisms, plants, or animals thrive, such as soil for plants or a medium for bacteria. In chemistry, it refers to the reactant that an enzyme acts upon during a biochemical reaction. Substrates are essential for various processes in ecology, biology, and chemistry.
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