.../open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Plant-pollinator interactions are frequently affected by microbes that grow on flowers. Bacteria and yeast commonly grow within floral nectar, which is a sugar-rich floral reward often sought out by pollinators. Nectar is also commonly...

... fungi soil microbial ecology soil microbes bacteria logging road impacts Pace University Dyson College Office of the Dean Impact Statement As tropical hurricanes are predicted to increase through this century, along with parallel development of logging roads, clarifying how soil microbial...

... of carbon monoxide and hydrogen and discuss how this may contribute to niche colonisation in oligotrophic ecosystems. carbon monoxide hydrogen soil microbes volcano phyllosphere Carbon monoxide (CO) and hydrogen (H₂) are indirect greenhouse gases that react with hydroxyl radicals...

.... Kawasaki disease vasculitis environmental factors wind climate particles aerosols microbes chemistry transient analysis Daniel Bravo Andreu Foundation CEX2023-0001290-S MCIN/AEI/10.13039/501100011033 National R+D+I Plan Instituto de Salud Carlos III 10.13039/501100004587 PI20...

... into the significance of methanogens in intestinal metabolism. National Key Research and Development Program of China 10.13039/501100012166 2022YFD1300402 National Natural Science Foundation of China 10.13039/501100001809 U22A20519 gut microbiome obesity hydrogenotrophic microbes methanogenesis...

... data based on mbodymap, a curated database of microbes from 22 body parts in healthy and diseased individuals [ 18 ]. On the website ( https://mbodymap.microbiome.cloud ), we screened the genus taxid and obtained 1338 genera as a ‘whitelist’. Based on its criteria, we re-examined the samples...

... fuels up to 90% of the productivity in vast oceanic regions. Evidence points to the key role of microbes in mediating this recycling, referred to as the “ferrous wheel”, that remobilises iron initially supplied to ocean biota. In the iron-limited subantarctic waters of the Southern Ocean, iron uptake...

.... Females reduced egg laying but did not alter egg clustering, on non-sterile substrates that had been naturally colonized with microbes from the environment. However, oviposition remained unaffected when the substrate community consisted of commensal (fly-associated) microbes. The second hypothesis...

... that earthworms primarily influence soil microbiota by mixing and spreading microorganisms from different microhabitats through bioturbation rather than by digesting microorganisms. Graphical Abstract Graphical Abstract earthworm ecological groups gut passage intestinal microbes microbial diversity NGS...

.... Abstract Animal gastrointestinal tracts contain diverse metabolites, including various host-derived compounds that gut-associated microbes interact with. Here, we explore the diversity and evolution of bilirubin reductase, a bacterial enzyme that metabolizes the host-derived tetrapyrrole bilirubin...

... polyolefin post-consumer plastics into value-added products while concurrently mitigating adverse environmental effects. These materials contain carbon-based chemicals that can, in principle, serve as the feedstock for microbial metabolism. Some microbes have been reported to grow on polyolefin plastics...

..., and availability of clean water. In this precarious scenario, microbes and plants may provide promising allies for sustaining life on Earth. Thus, it is crucial for policymakers, scientists, NGOs, and the public to recognize the fundamental importance of the soil microbiome. In February 2024, the workshop “Soil...

...Ella Joy H Kantor; Brent M Robicheau; Jennifer Tolman; John M Archibald; Julie LaRoche UCYN-A nitroplast plastid metagenomics co-culturing microbes ocean time series pangenome Ocean Frontier Institute’s Ocean Graduate Excellence Network Canada First Research Excellence Fund Ocean...

... Trichoderma afroharzianum T22 induces host transcriptome and endophytic microbiome leading to growth promotion in sorghum. Journal of Experimental Botany 75 , https://doi.org/10.1093/jxb/erae340 . Bioinoculants helper microbes plant growth promotion rhizosphere sorghum sustainable agriculture...

... the interactions between common and differential components of metabolites and microbiome. (B) The exudate (mucilage) microenvironment and gatekeeper microbes play crucial roles in maintaining homeostasis, which helps the functional microbiome enrichment and defense against pathogen invasion. (C) Microbial...

... hydrocarbonoclastic microorganisms. Strategies for improved biotechnological solutions based on the use of hydrocarbon-degrading microbes are discussed for hydrocarbon remediation in marine water columns, sediments, beaches, and the Arctic. hydrocarbon pollution hydrocarbon remediation hydrocarbon-degrading...

..., particularly due to their impacts on soil health. With evidence already showing diminishing returns in productivity, which are only predicted to get worse with the climate crisis, restoring the health of soils and soil-dwelling microbes is an essential prerequisite for a thriving planet. This report proposes...

...), and (viii) seeds (seed germination and seed numbers or yield). Microbial sources indicate the setting in which microbes were extracted, including soil, rhizosphere, seed and leaf, root, plant endophytes (not specified), and commercial microbes. © The Author(s) 2024. Published by Oxford University Press...

... the need to consider the dynamic nature of payoff matrices while making even short-term predictions about population interactions and dynamics. Graphical Abstract Graphical Abstract evolution payoff matrices game theory microbes yeast public goods Wellcome Trust 10.13039/100010269 IA/S/19/2...

... ], spirochetes [ 35 ], and C. pneumoniae [ 9 ], have been detected in the olfactory nerve and related limbic structures, probably indicating gateway of the microbes into the brain through these sensory structures. Interestingly, pathogens trigger Aβ deposition, which exerts a protective role...