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‘Under the microscope’ to mark World Microbiome Day: CABI’s work in the field
June 27, 2025
Wayne Coles
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To mark World Microbiome Day 2025 (Friday 27 June), CABI takes a look back at its recent work – putting the microbiome ‘under the microscope’ to see how this community of micro-organisms live together in a particular ecosystem where humans, animals, and plants all have their own unique microbiomes.
Microbial communities and their effects on corn and soybean growth
October 16, 2021
Rachel Winks
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Microbes are essential for the health of living organisms, whether they be in humans, animals or in the soil. In recent years, soil microbial communities have emerged as a hot topic of research, because of the role they play in healthy, productive soil – essential for growing food and feeding a predicted population of nine…
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