New research reveals that beneficial microorganisms can revive soils, increase yields, and reduce reliance on chemical inputs.

ORNL advances biological research with high-speed mass spectrometry, enabling detailed microbial system studies.

This information helps guide numerous applications, such as how microbial consortia - teams of microbes that work together - enhance plant health and can be used to support the domestic bioeconomy.

Microorganisms—defined as very small living beings, invisible to the naked eye, comprising bacteria, fungi, viruses or others ...

Jiménez, a researcher at the Department of Botany and Plant Physiology of the University of Malaga, has collaborated with an ...

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At the heart of this breakthrough lies a tailor-made microbial consortium. The research team has developed an optimized system for biopolymer synthesis by combining photosynthetic microalgae and ...

Hariom Yadav, Ph.D., can't get a particular cocktail off his mind—especially because our aging population potentially could ...

With a standardized process to obtain and process fecal matter properly, many of our furry companions can receive treatment ...

In a promising development that could reshape how we approach brain health, an Indian-origin researcher based in the United ...