microbiome

It means future crops could be bred to feed themselves more efficiently from the soil, potentiall...

Tire rubber crumbles off every car on every road, and the toxic chemical it releases is washing i...

Beneficial bacteria already living in your garden soil could be cultivated or applied as a natura...

It means the way you grow plants this year — what you plant and where — could be quietly building...

The tomatoes, wheat, and vegetables in your garden or on your plate are increasingly threatened b...

The rice on your plate likely grew in paddies where invisible soil microbes are quietly helping t...

The citrus trees at your local farmers market or in your backyard could one day be protected from...

Health of the soil around your garden plants isn't just background — it may be their first and mo...

If you grow broccoli, cabbage, kale, or bok choy, clubroot disease can silently devastate your cr...

The wheat flour in your bread likely contains less zinc than it should — these natural soil bacte...

The microbes living in your garden soil are quietly working to keep your tomatoes both growing vi...

Peaches grown in the same orchard year after year slowly poison themselves through their own root...

It suggests that one day, instead of synthetic pesticides, gardeners and farmers might spray a na...

Cheaper, more nutritious corn at the grocery store gets closer to reality as farmers learn to gro...

The herbs you grow for teas or tinctures — echinacea, valerian, holy basil — may be stronger medi...

The soybeans, corn, and edamame at your grocery store are increasingly threatened by soil pathoge...

It points toward a simple irrigation upgrade — adding tiny gas bubbles to water — that could make...

The garlic, kale, and broccoli in your garden use sulfur compounds as both a immune system and a ...

Soil beneath your vegetable garden is teeming with microscopic allies that could soon be the key ...

The plastic fragments washing off your garden mulch, synthetic turf, or nearby roadway are silent...

Vegetables and grains you eat are grown in soils increasingly laced with pesticide residues and p...

The lettuce in your hydroponic garden or at your local farm stand may be quietly fighting off roo...

The soil in your neighborhood park is a living microbial community, and how much of it children c...

Better-designed soil inoculants mean the vegetables in your garden — and the wheat in your bread ...

Invisible microbial life in your garden soil is what makes your carrots healthy and nutritious, a...

Vegetables and grains grown in soils fertilized with manure-based slurry may be absorbing antibio...

Bacteria-algae partnerships described could one day make the fertilizers, fish feed, and biofuels...

Garden soil under your feet is teeming with microscopic organisms that produce compounds capable ...

The beans and grasses that feed millions of people in tropical regions can grow without synthetic...

Honey bees pollinate roughly a third of the food in your grocery store and nearly every fruit, ve...

Tannins in the oak leaves, berry plants, and garden debris that fall into ponds and streams aren'...

It suggests that the microbial community living in our gut and mouth may be quietly protecting pe...

Seagrass meadows, the same coastal plants that filter your local estuary and nursery fish you mig...

Same antibiotic resistance spreading in human gut bacteria can also move into soil and plant micr...

The same gut-microbiome dynamics seen in zoo animals apply to any organism reintroduced to nature...

Training more scientists to analyze soil microbial communities means faster discoveries about the...

The same fermentation science behind a great aged cheese also underlies the soil bacteria that br...

The same beneficial microbes and fermented substrates you cultivate in compost or fermented plant...

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