Research Articles
Tiny Titans of the Hills: How Rhododendron Bacteria Could Revolutionize Farming
Discover how Pseudomonas lurida and Bacillus velezensis bacteria from rhododendron roots could transform sustainable agriculture with plant growth promotion and antifungal properties.
The Hidden World Beneath the Vines: How Soil Bacteria Shape California's Agriculture
Explore the fascinating world of soil bacteria in California vineyards and their impact on agriculture through microbial terroir and distribution patterns.
The Green Janitor: How a Common Reed Could Revolutionize Farming
Discover how Phragmites australis, a common reed, is revolutionizing agriculture through phytoremediation and microbial partnerships.
Fighting Fungus, Protecting Friends: The Double Duty of Next-Gen Fungicides
Discover how fluorinated pyrazole aldehydes offer targeted fungal control while preserving beneficial soil organisms for sustainable agriculture.
Nanophos: The Tiny Powerhouse Revolutionizing Agriculture and Soil Health
Discover how nanophos technology is transforming agriculture by improving functional bacterial communities and boosting crop productivity through innovative nano-biofertilizers.
The Hidden Helpers Within: How Rice Plants Select Their Bacterial Partners
Discover how rice seedlings actively select beneficial bacterial partners based on their ability to produce IAA and ACC deaminase, forming natural partnerships for sustainable agriculture.
The Hidden Threat in Rawalpindi's Soil: A Fluoride Story
Exploring fluoride contamination in Rawalpindi's agricultural soil, its impact on crops, soil bacteria, and fertility, with scientific data and mitigation strategies.
The Hidden World Beneath Our Feet: How Neonicotinoid Pesticides Reshape Microbial Communities
Exploring how neonicotinoid seed treatments impact phyllosphere and soil bacterial communities with implications for agricultural sustainability
Beneath Our Feet: The Hidden Climate Battle in the Soil
How farming shaped our planet's carbon vault and how regenerative agriculture can help restore soil carbon to combat climate change.
Tiny Guardians of the Harvest: The Microbial Army Fighting Crop Disease
Discover how scientists are isolating bacteria and fungi as biological control agents to fight Rhizoctonia solani, a major crop pathogen.