Aug 2026· World Journal of Microbiology & Biotechnology· Vol 42· 0 citations· 114 references
Medicine
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Indigenous bacterial and archaeal communities in agricultural soils were analyzed to provide a basis for biocontrol and bioremediation solutions to be reintroduced in affected areas and showed in vitro the most promising combination of PGP traits, metal tolerance, and antifungal activity against most phytopathogenic fungi.
Bacterial diversity was lower in the rhizosphere, which was characterized by a distinct taxonomic composition, including taxa such as Promicromonospora and Nocardioides potentially involved in nutrient cycling and stress adaptation.
H. Abdelbari, N. Rodríguez-Berbel, R. Ortega et al.· Frontiers in Microbiology· 0 citations
It is demonstrated that bioinputs contain microbial communities with potential plant growth-promoting functions and can serve as strategies for improving soil health through sustainable agricultural production.
I. O. Velázquez-Ríos, Lissy Rosabal-Ayan, Francisco Guevara-Hernández et al.· Sustainability· 0 citations
The use of the tested biostimulant treatments support the use of the tested biostimulants as sustainable crop management tools that preserve rhizosphere microbial communities.
Oumaima Akachoud, Paola Villanueva Rosales, J. Fontaine et al.· Agriculture· 0 citations
Findings highlight the potential biotechnological relevance of culturable bacterial isolates recovered from historically mining-impacted soils and provide genomic resources for future studies on environmental remediation, sustainable agriculture, and industrial biotechnology.
M. J. Puy-Alquiza, B. N. Luna, Lorena Rodríguez Orduña et al.· Geomicrobiology Journal· 0 citations
The findings unlock the core microbiome of soils of Western Ghats, which can be utilized to develop a synthetic microbial consortium to boost agricultural productivity.
M. Murugesan, Sugitha Thankappan, V. Mageshwaran et al.· Frontiers in Microbiology· 0 citations
These distinct functional profiles demonstrates that the protected root endomicrobiome specializes in plant signalling and nutrient assimilation, while the rhizosphere microbiome, facing higher competition, specializes in nutrient acquisition and stress resilience.
Vrishali Rajendra Bankar, S. Chapadgaonkar, Kausik Bhattacharyya et al.· Frontiers in Bioinformatics· 0 citations
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