Microbes and Deficit Irrigation Keep Pharmaceuticals Out of Durum Wheat Grain
A controlled pot experiment shows durum wheat retains wastewater-borne pharmaceuticals in its roots and keeps grain concentrations below detection limits, ...
Tag: rhizosphere
Hidden Underground Allies: How Legume Farming Rewires Soil Microbes for Bigger Harvests
A new Frontiers in Microbiology Research Topic reveals how legume intercropping and rotation reshape soil microbial communities in system-specific ways ...
The Hidden Soil Allies That Could Save an Endangered Japanese Glasswort
Researchers in Japan have discovered that endangered glasswort thrives in soils with unique chemistry and a dominant root bacterium that ...
Hidden Fungi in a Medicinal Weed May Shape Its Tick-Killing Power in Assam
A metagenomic study of the medicinal weed Argemone mexicana in Assam reveals that Ascomycota dominates its fungal microbiome and that ...
Hidden Worlds in Seagrass Beds: Microbes Follow Latitude and Habitat, Landmark Study Finds
A large-scale genomic survey of Zostera japonica seagrass beds in China reveals that microbial communities follow latitudinal gradients and microhabitat-specific ...
Rainforest Shade Reshapes the Hidden Microbial World Beneath Wild Tea Trees
A field study in a twenty-year-unmanaged wild tea plantation in Hainan, China, shows that natural habitat heterogeneity, from open sites ...
Eight Crops, One Salty Field: How Plant Identity Rebuilds the Rhizosphere Microbiome
A common-field experiment in Inner Mongolia shows that eight crops grown in identical saline-alkaline soil develop dramatically different rhizosphere microbial ...
Invisible Hunters: Soil Chemistry Maps Reveal Where Pest-Killing Nematodes Thrive
A Brazilian field study mapped entomopathogenic nematodes across five tropical crops and found their occurrence linked to soil potassium and ...
Rust Coats on Rice Roots Turn from Carbon Vaults into Greenhouse Gas Engines
A new study shows that iron plaque on rice roots first preserves soil organic carbon but later fuels iron-reducing bacteria ...
Plans Are Talking: How Plants Wire and Wireless Their Way Through the World
A new review synthesizes how plants communicate through volatile chemicals, root exudates, RNA signals, and fungal networks, and what this ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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