Webinar: Seed microbiota: An important factor in crop establishment
Plants are associated with vast communities of micro-organisms, which contribute to their adaptive value. It is usually acknowledged that most...
Plants are associated with vast communities of micro-organisms, which contribute to their adaptive value. It is usually acknowledged that most...
Due to the burning of fossil fuels, the impacts of climate change, such as heat waves, droughts, floods, and crop...
The Phytobiomes Alliance is hosting three free online webinars in winter-spring 2026 featuring researchers working at the forefront of phytobiomes...
Drought alters the soil microbiota by selecting for functional traits that preserve fitness in dry conditions. Legacy effects or ecological...
Plants actively shape their surrounding soil environment through root exudation—the release of thousands of metabolites via their roots. This complex...
Microbiomes play critical roles in sustainable agriculture and food security, particularly influencing ruminant health, productivity, nutrition and the environment. ...
Understanding how microbiomes influence plant health and productivity is crucial for developing sustainable agricultural management strategies. However, the complexity and...
An effective strategy to enhance the resilience and productivity of biofeedstocks is to engineer plant-associated microbiomes. One example of microbiome...
Join us this fall for three webinars showcasing the diversity of phytobiomes research topics – from biosensor development to microbiome...
For more than 100 years, ATCC® has been supplying the global scientific community with authenticated, high-quality biological resources and standards...
Animal-associated microbiomes play a crucial role in host physiology, significantly influencing livestock phenotypes. Understanding these associations is crucial for developing...
Agricultural sustainability faces growing challenges from climate change and pressure on natural resources. Microbial biostimulants, including PGPR (Plant Growth-Promoting Rhizobacteria),...