Climate change can also exacerbate infectious diseases caused by microbes. This chapter provides some examples of how the varied physical impacts of climate change modulate the roles of microbes play in the health of humans, animals, and plants.The Impacts of Climate Change...
microbial populations, diversity, processes undertaken by them, and nutrient cycles by killing them via increased temperature and soil salinity and associated problems. This chapter is an effort to comprehensively describe the benefits of microbes in the life, effects of climate change on population, ...
Soil microbial biogeography and climate change are two interconnected topics that have gained increasing attention in recent years. The complex interactions between soil microbes and climate change have significant implications for ecosystem functioning, agricultural productivity, and global carbon cycling. Unde...
The soil microbiome governs biogeochemical cycling of macronutrients, micronutrients and other elements vital for the growth of plants and animal life. Understanding and predicting the impact of climate change on soil microbiomes and the ecosystem services they provide present a grand challenge and major...
【题目】阅读Climate change could worsen the spread ofmicrobes(微生物) which are resistant to drugs weuse to killthem, such as antibiotics (抗生素), scientistshave warned.Overusing antibiotics, in- both. humans andanimals is commonly blamed for the growing threatof what is known as antimicrobial ...
Global biogeography of microbes driving ocean ecological status under climate change Abstract Microbial communities play a crucial role in ocean ecology and global biogeochemical processes. However, understanding the intricate interactions among diversity, taxonomical composition, functional traits, and how ...
While many other processes and microbes are involved in the process of marine carbon sequestration, including phytoplankton, Prorocentrum cf. balticum has unique resistance to acidification and warming of the ocean. Lead author on the study and marine biologist from UTS, Michaela Larsson, told Xinhua...
Moreover, these microbes may increase in numbers in the warming oceans, indicating a shuffling of bacterial communities at the bottom of the food chain where the basic work of energy conversion takes place. Oceans are important for climate change because they play a key role in the carbon ...
Global climate change will not only have devastating effects on humans but also to the plants, animals, and microbes that surround us and that we depend on for survival. Advances in genomics allow scientists to better understand how organisms are influenced by and can adapt to the impending clim...
says microbial products are on the cusp of a “golden age”. There is “a greater awareness of beneficial organisms overall” which ties into “soil health [and] the microflora in the soil”, he adds. “We are understanding better the huge role [microbes] play in the health of the crop...