Harnessing beneficial microorganisms is seen as a promising approach to enhance
sustainable agriculture production. Synthetic communities (SynComs) are increasingly …

The design and use of synthetic communities, or SynComs, is one of the most promising
strategies for disentangling the complex interactions within microbial communities, and …

Intensive cultivation with accompanying nitrogen fertilization leads to soil acidification in
croplands of southern China, which in turn, imperils soil health, restricting the sustainability …

Eukaryotic hosts are associated with microbial communities that are critical to their function.
Microbiota manipulation using beneficial microorganisms, for example, in the form of animal …

Highlights•Rhizosphere microbiota is important for plant health and productivity•In addition
to ecology, microbial benefits are shaped by their rapid evolution•Evolution can change the …

Biofertilizers based on plant growth promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) are nowadays gaining
increasingly attention as a modern tool for a more sustainable agriculture due to their ability …

Rice, which feeds more than half of the world's population, confronts significant challenges
due to environmental and climatic changes. Abiotic stressors such as extreme temperatures …

Biological control of plant disease by beneficial (micro) organisms is one of the main tools
available to preserve plant health within the wider context of One Health and in line with the …

As the awareness on the ecological impact of chemical phosphate fertilizers grows, research
turns to sustainable alternatives such as the implementation of phosphate solubilizing …

Plant-growth-promoting bacteria (PGPB) help plants thrive in polluted environments and
increase crops yield using fewer inputs. Therefore, the design of tailored biofertilizers is of …