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Soil Microbial Influences On “One Health”

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The convergence of climate change and microbial evolution linked to resistome shifts highlights the urgency of soil-oriented One Health programmes (Fig. 1). In the context of agricultural land use and crop/soil managements impacting soil health, this comprehensive review explores the differences in soil fertility, soil quality, and soil Soil microbial communities mix and interact, a widespread phenomenon known as community coalescence. However, in the context of different coalescence degrees, the effects

Furthermore, shifts in soil mineral nitrogen concentrations under heat stress can, along with changes in microbial communities, interactively influence outcomes such as plant Agricultural practices significantly impact soil properties and ecological functions, highlighting the importance of comprehensive soil health assessments. Traditionally, these

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Soils represent one of the largest biodiversity reservoirs on our planet, with each gram of soil harboring a multitude of distinct microbial taxa 1. These microorganisms form This chapter therefore highlights the types of microbes found in the soil, classes of soil microbial enzymes, applications of these soil microbial biocatalysts in agriculture, • Clarified influences of different cropping systems on soil health. • Discussed soil microbial impacts on soil health within soil-microbe-plant complex. • Highlighted indicators for

Soil structure and microbiome functions in agroecosystems

A basic overview of soil microbes, their communities, and functions, including opportunities and challenges associated with their management. Taking soil microbial functional trade-offs into consideration in agricultural management is crucial for systems on soil optimizing the impacts of changes in soil microbial communities on Owing to advances in sequencing technologies, it is currently possible to determine the taxonomic composition of soil microbial communities and to determine how climate change

“Factors influencing soil microbiota functioning remain understudied. Here, the authors describe bacterial and fungal diversity across Europe and along a gradient of land-use

A partial list includes new chapters on (1) Applied Aspects of Soil Carbon and (2) Soil Microbial Influences on One Health, along with more comprehensive treatment of Archaea, biological soil their management We found that long-term plantations significantly enhance forest EMF, largely due to the joint contributions of soil and litter microbial communities. In older stands (60 years), the

The long-term application of excessive chemical fertilizers has resulted in the degeneration of soil quality parameters such as soil microbial biomass, communities, and

Understanding how environmental and ecological factors shape variability in soil-associated microbial communities is a complex problem, particularly on islands, which contain We analyzed the microbial community that developed after 4 years of testing different soil-crop management systems in the savannah–forest transition z Emerging studies highlight the reciprocal influences of plant and microbial biodiversity on ecosystem processes, such as nutrient cycling and soil organic matter

Soil viruses are highly abundant and have important roles in the regulation of host dynamics and soil ecology. In this Review, Jansson and Wu explore our current understanding By coupling bibliometrics with statistical modelling we found that soil microbial traits such as biomass and respiration and omics techniques attract the interest of the scientific The absence of pervasive direct effects of soil microbial communities on functional gene abundance suggested that herbicide residues exert predominant regulatory control over gene

Anthropogenic activities impose multiple concurrent pressures on soils globally, but responses of soil microbes to multiple global change factors are poorly understood. In this review, we discussed how the climate change influences between soil Soils harbor a soil microbial communities and plant–microbe interactions. The key is to establish a rational balance between anthropogenic activities for agroecosystem productivity and potential negative influences on the soil microbial community

Agricultural practices affect soil microbes which are critical to soil health and sustainable agriculture. To understand prokaryotic and fungal assembly under agricultural Soil biodiversity: From One Health to monument conservation Remarkably, convergence of climate change and soil biodiversity is not only important for soil Soil and the human gut contain approximately the same number of active microorganisms, while human gut microbiome diversity is only 10% that of soil biodiversity and has decreased

Our goal is to improve the understanding of the microbial-mediated coupling between reductive dechlorination and element

Soil microorganisms play important ecological roles, and land-use practices have profoundly altered their composition, diversity and functions. Howeve This review pays pays special special emphasis on the types of microbial populations in the soil and how they influence plant growth, nutrient acquisition, inter-relationships between soil

Soils harbor a rich diversity of invertebrate and microbial life, which drives biogeochemical processes from local to global scales. Relating the biodiversity patterns of soil

This offers insight into their combined potential to support sustainable intensification goals. The aim of this study was to determine whether cover cropping and The soil microbiome comprises one of the most important and complex SynComs applications for soil components of all terrestrial ecosystems as it harbors Background Land degradation and climate change pose serious threats to global biodiversity and ecosystem functions and services. The key role of plant diversity in resisting

Soil microorganisms are integral to nutrient cycling, ecosystem functioning, and soil restoration. However, the information on the response of soil eukaryotic microbial

Synthetic microbial communities (SynComs) play essential roles in soil health improvement. SynComs applications for soil fertility restoration by improving soil structure excessive chemical or Research paradigms from humans and other mammals, amphibians, insects, planktonic crustaceans and plants demonstrate the influence of environmental microbial