Soil microbiota are important components of healthy ecosystems. Greater consideration of
soil microbiota in the restoration of biodiverse, functional, and resilient ecosystems is …

Microbiomics is the science of characterizing microbial community structure, function, and
dynamics. It has great potential to advance our understanding of plant–soil–microbe …

Worldwide, there is a strong need for new, innovative, large‐scale approaches to restoring
diverse native vegetation. Seed‐based revegetation, while often employed, can suffer from …

Plant− microbe interaction research has had a transformative trajectory, from individual
microbial isolate studies to comprehensive analyses of plant microbiomes within the broader …

Arid environments have become degraded in recent times through human activity
highlighting the need for restoration works to reverse this trend. One of the most common …

Early childhood is a time of rapid physiological, cognitive, and social development, affected
by various environmental factors. The physical environment, including the environmental …

Restoration managers inoculate microorganisms to enhance soil function and improve
restoration success, but the efficacy of these inoculations in real‐world conditions is still …

Soil microbes play important roles in plant health and ecosystem functioning, however, they
can often be disturbed or depleted in degraded lands. During seed-based revegetation of …

Chile is a prominent seed exporter globally, but the seed microbiome of vegetables (46% of
seeds) and its role in the early stages of plant growth have remained largely unexplored …

Seed‐based restoration efforts frequently experience limited success due to competition
from invasive plant species and poor soil conditions. We aimed to alleviate these plant …