Why is the microbiome🦠 the biggest secret in regenerative agriculture? 🌱 👇Here are some intriguing insights to consider in evaluating greenhouse gas emission reductions linked to regenerative land management practices that boost soil organic carbon levels. 🍄🍄The findings suggest that fungal necromass could be a significant indicator of soil organic carbon content. 👩🔬Additionally, scientific research sheds light on how management practices and climatic conditions impact the composition, physiology, and functions of microbial communities, subsequently influencing soil organic carbon accumulation in croplands. #GreenhouseGas #RegenerativeAgriculture #SoilHealth #Sustainability
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🌱 I had the pleasure of presenting my research at the 5th International Scientific Conference AgroEco2024! 🌿 🌱 In my study, I demonstrated how inoculation with #endophyticbacteria not only stimulates growth in #peaplants but also enhances their microbial diversity. Through #metagenomicanalysis, we revealed how these bacteria positively influence plant growth and soil health. It was a great opportunity to share insights on the role of microbial inoculation in promoting sustainable agriculture and plant productivity! 🚀🌍 #SustainableAgriculture #PlantMicrobeInteractions #GrowthStimulation #MicrobialDiversity #AgroEco2024
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"Azotobacter’s vibrant colonies under the microscope are a reminder that the smallest organisms have the biggest impact on sustainable agriculture". 🔬 As a microbiologist with a deep interest in soil biology, I find Azotobacter to be a fascinating organism, especially when observed under the microscope. Its unique structure and the distinct dark brown colonies it forms are always a captivating sight. This microscopic insight helps in monitoring the purity and health of cultures used in biofertilizer production, ensuring their effectiveness in enhancing soil fertility. Azotobacter plays a critical role in biofertilizer production due to its ability to fix atmospheric nitrogen, enriching soil and promoting sustainable agricultural practices. Its application in biofertilizers boosts crop yield and quality, making it an essential tool in eco-friendly agriculture. I truly enjoy working with this culture, whether streaking or pure culturing, it's always rewarding to see its impact on both research and real-world applications in agriculture. #azotobacter #biofertilizer #sustainability #sustainableagriculture #nitrogenfixation #soilhealth #soilmicrobe #soilmicrobiology
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🦠🍄🎤🌱Unlocking the mysteries of plant-microorganism communication holds the key to fostering a more sustainable agriculture. 🦠Did you know that plants and microorganisms communicate through a sophisticated language of chemical cues? 🦠Factors like plant genetics, environmental conditions, and soil composition all play a role in this finely orchestrated dialogue. 🦠Interestingly, plants can summon microbial assistance when needed. 🦠By unraveling this chemical conversation, we can shed light on the intricate dynamics of plant-microbe interactions. With this information, we can custom-tailor the microbial makeup to optimize nutrient cycling and bolster plant resilience against both environmental and biological stressors. 🦠Imagine the potential for microbiome engineering to transform farming practices and cultivate a more sustainable future. 🦠Let's work together to harness the power of plant-microorganism communication and make it a reality. #sustainability #agriculture #microbiomeengineering #plantmicrobeinteractions
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📸 New #SpecialIssue "Symbiotic Frontiers: Microbial Innovations Shaping Sustainable and Resilient Agriculture", edited by Dr. Thiago Gumiere, is now open for submissions in #AgricultureMdpi! 👉 https://lnkd.in/gTcwaFVu ⏰ Deadline: 15 February 2025 #microbialecology #sustainableagriculture #plant_microbeinteractions #soilhealth #biofertilizers #metagenomics #cropresilience #biodiversityconservation #environmentalstressmitigation
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[#WorldSoilDay] Empowering Sustainable Agriculture with Soil Microbial Genomics 🌱🌎 On this World Soil Day, we celebrate the hidden champions of sustainability: soil microorganisms. These microscopic organisms play a crucial role in carbon sequestration, nutrient cycling, soil structure and fertility, and fostering resilient ecosystems, making them indispensable for sustainable agriculture and ecosystem health. At GenoScreen, we combine innovative solutions with rigorous workflows to scientifically and accurately decode soil microbiome. Our genomic expertise empowers our partners to: ✅ Understand microbiological composition: Identify soil microorganisms, their taxonomy, and fungal/bacterial balance. ✅ Optimize bioinputs: Characterize biostimulants and biopesticides, and study their impact on soil health. ✅ Track changes over time: Analyse soil microbiota under different farming practices, climate conditions, and inputs. ✅ Advance research: Support the development of innovative solutions for sustainable agriculture. This year, we’re excited to share a major milestone! GenoScreen now complies with Regulation (EU) 2019/829, enabling us to import and analyse soil samples from outside the EU. This development opens new opportunities to study soil microbiomes globally. Healthy soils are the foundation of life, and through advanced genomic analysis, we’re committed to helping industries and researchers protect and optimise these vital ecosystems. Learn more about our solutions: https://lnkd.in/e_iDRraR #WorldSoilDay #SoilMicrobiomes #Bioinputs #Sustainability
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What a better day than world soil day to share that GenoScreen now complies with Regulation (EU) 2019/829, enabling us to import and analyse soil samples originating from outside the EU !
[#WorldSoilDay] Empowering Sustainable Agriculture with Soil Microbial Genomics 🌱🌎 On this World Soil Day, we celebrate the hidden champions of sustainability: soil microorganisms. These microscopic organisms play a crucial role in carbon sequestration, nutrient cycling, soil structure and fertility, and fostering resilient ecosystems, making them indispensable for sustainable agriculture and ecosystem health. At GenoScreen, we combine innovative solutions with rigorous workflows to scientifically and accurately decode soil microbiome. Our genomic expertise empowers our partners to: ✅ Understand microbiological composition: Identify soil microorganisms, their taxonomy, and fungal/bacterial balance. ✅ Optimize bioinputs: Characterize biostimulants and biopesticides, and study their impact on soil health. ✅ Track changes over time: Analyse soil microbiota under different farming practices, climate conditions, and inputs. ✅ Advance research: Support the development of innovative solutions for sustainable agriculture. This year, we’re excited to share a major milestone! GenoScreen now complies with Regulation (EU) 2019/829, enabling us to import and analyse soil samples from outside the EU. This development opens new opportunities to study soil microbiomes globally. Healthy soils are the foundation of life, and through advanced genomic analysis, we’re committed to helping industries and researchers protect and optimise these vital ecosystems. Learn more about our solutions: https://lnkd.in/e_iDRraR #WorldSoilDay #SoilMicrobiomes #Bioinputs #Sustainability
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Did you know that synthetic biology is revolutionizing the way we approach agriculture in the face of climate change? Imagine a world where drought-resistant crops can flourish in areas once deemed unsuitable for farming, or where plants can naturally defend themselves against pests without the need for harmful chemicals. Thanks to the innovative work currently being done in synthetic biology, this future is becoming a reality. By harnessing the power of genetics, scientists are developing plants that can resist harsh climate conditions and thrive in challenging environments. This means our crops have a fighting chance against the unpredictable weather patterns brought on by climate change and has the power to ensure food security for a growing global population. Thanks to synthetic biology, we can build a more resilient and sustainable future for generations to come. #SyntheticBiology #ClimateChange #Agriculture #Innovation #Sustainability
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🌱 I am excited to share my critical review titled "Nano-Bioformulations: Emerging Trends and Potential Applications in Next-Generation Crop Protection" published in Environmental Science: Nano (Impact Factor: 5.8). This review explores cutting-edge nano-bioformulations and their transformative role in sustainable agriculture 🌾. From enhanced pest management to eco-friendly solutions, these innovations pave the way for reduced reliance on synthetic chemicals and improved crop productivity. 🌍✨ #SustainableAgriculture #NanoTechnology #CropProtection
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🌍 Excited to share our latest research publication in prestigious Environmental Research Journal (Impact Factor 8.4, Top 10%) 📢 Title: The ruminant gut microbiome vs enteric methane emission: The essential microbes may help to mitigate the global methane crisis 🔍 Abstract: Our study delves into the role of essential microorganisms in the ruminant gut and their potential to reduce methane emissions. By exploring fermentation and feed digestion processes influenced by bacteria, fungi, and archaea, we aim to offer sustainable and effective solutions for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions from livestock. 🌱 Key Findings: The identification of beneficial microbes that can aid in reducing methane production. Insights into fermentation processes and their impact on greenhouse gas emissions. Sustainable strategies for improving livestock feed efficiency. 💡 This research is a step forward in addressing climate change and promoting sustainable agricultural practices. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eK6CnCMM #ClimateChange #Sustainability #Agriculture #Microbiome #Research #MethaneReduction #EnvironmentalResearch #Biotechnology
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Beyond the Lab: How Science at Organica Biotech is Shaping a Sustainable Future Science isn't just confined to laboratories - it has the power to solve real-world challenges. At Organica Biotech, we’re using cutting-edge innovation to drive change in agriculture, sanitation, water treatment, and more. In this issue, meet Dr. Ganesh Kamath, Dr. Anuja Kenekar, and Dr. Prafull Ranadive, the brilliant minds behind our mission. Learn how their work is transforming communities and the environment, one sustainable solution at a time. Read the full newsletter to discover how science is creating lasting impact. #OrganicaBiotech #Organica #Science #SustainableFuture #Environment #Agriculture #Wastewater #Aquaculture #Sanitation
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