Soil microorganisms, by actively participating in the decomposition and transformation of
organic matter through diverse metabolic pathways, play a pivotal role in carbon cycling …

Microalgae are a source of scientific curiosity and inspiration for their utilization as
'inoculants' in agriculture and the commercial production of high-value products. Their …

Soil photoautotrophic prokaryotes and micro‐eukaryotes–known as soil algae–are, together
with heterotrophic microorganisms, a constitutive part of the microbiome in surface soils …

Gut microorganisms are comprised of thousands of species and play an important role in the
host's metabolism, overall health status, and risk of disease. Recently, the discovery of non …

The widely detected pyrene (PYR) is prone to accumulate and pose risks to the soil
ecosystem. In this study, an aerobic closed microcosm was constructed to assess the effects …

The remediation of petroleum-polluted soil has garnered significant global attention. In this
study, a pot-culture experiment was conducted to assess the feasibility of using non-thermal …

Photosynthetic microbes are omnipresent in land and water. While they critically influence
primary productivity in aquatic systems, their importance in terrestrial ecosystems remains …

This study aimed to explore the potential for transferring nutrients from municipal wastewater
through the cultivation of biocrust cyanobacteria, since little is known regarding the growth …

Cultural heritage worldwide is threatened by microbial biodeterioration. However, we know
very little about the global biogeography, ecology, and driving forces of these microbiomes …

Lichens play crucial roles in sustaining the functioning of terrestrial ecosystems; however,
the diversity and ecological factors associated with lichenised soil fungi remain poorly …