This Review synthesizes current understanding of terrestrial pollution-microbiome interactions, highlights functional and health implications, and explores how microbiome-informed approaches can guide sustainable soil management and environmental protection under global change, while identifying key knowledge gaps and outlining future research directions.
Freshwater macrophytes harbour microbiomes in their rhizosphere, phyllosphere and endosphere, creating dynamic plant-microbe interactions modulating ecological processes. These interactions drive biogeochemical cycling (such as nitrogen and phosphorus), organic matter degradation and breakdown of emergent contaminants...
Farheen Mushtaq, S. Tyub, Aabroo Fatima et al.· Discover Plants· 0 citations
. Microbial diversity and function are central components of soil quality and overall soil health. When ecological conditions shift-whether because of farming practices or contamination-soil microbial communities can undergo structural and functional changes that ultimately alter soil fertility and ecosystem performanc...
L. Canfora, Antonella Lamontanara, Andrea Manfredini et al.· International Agrophysics· 0 citations
The synergistic effects of accelerated climate change and anthropogenic land-use shifts increasingly compromise the functional integrity of terrestrial ecosystems. To preserve soil health and ensure global food security, a transition toward biointensive, climate-smart agriculture is imperative. This review provides a c...
Noel Biju Longhinos, P. Mahesh, Divya Vijayakumar Bindhu et al.· Frontiers in Microbiology· 0 citations
Soil microbial diversity is a fundamental component of global biodiversity and plays an important role in sustainable agriculture, environmental protection, and human health. Soil microorganisms, including bacteria, fungi, and actinomycetes, contribute to soil health through organic matter decomposition, nutrient cycli...
Tesfaye Gebre, Yitagesu Legesse· American Journal of Ecology· 0 citations
Recognizing microbial communities as foundational components of mangrove health is essential for effective conservation, ecosystem restoration, and sustainable resource management in the face of accelerating global environmental change.
Daniela Muñoz Puebla, Kevin Mindiola-Reyes, Julia Nieto-Wigby et al.· Frontiers in Microbiology· 0 citations
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