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1. Potential microbiomes for sustainable bioengineering: a global scenario and future prospects2. Endophytic bacteria mediated resistance to plant diseases: bioengineering approaches3. Actinobacteria from Rhizosphere: genetic diversity and future engineering applications4. Enhancing nutrient availability in soil and ecosystem productivity through rhizosphere engineering-sustainable approach5. Microbiome of rhizosphere for improve production of plant probiotics and secondary metabolites6. Rhizoremediation of organic emerging soil contaminants- green technology7. Rhizobacterium that boosts plant growth while lowering abiotic stress - a profitable solution8. Rhizoremediation as a green technology for heavy metal remediation: Prospects and challenges9. Plant-soil-microbe interactions: A metabolomics strategy to eliminate pathogenic organisms and boost crop productivity10. Boosting soil carbon storage for carbon remediation: potential microbial inputs and constraints11. Omics-Based Bioengineering: emerging strategies for sustainable agriculture development and future perspectives12. Restoration of degraded biosphere habitats through microbial biomass13. Bioengineered and biohybrid bacteria-based system for sustainable agriculture14. Restoration of soil by a phytase-producing microorganism15. Promoting crop production in the era of climate change with symbiotic microbes16. Migration of microplastics in agriculture and Marian Ecosystem: biotechnology approaches17. Halotolerant and halophilic bacteria present in the mangrove ecosystem: Bioengineering potential18. Microbes are natural ecological engineers in the forest ecosystem, enhancing the interaction between plants and herbivores19. Use of microbial enzymes to degrade pesticide residues in agroecosystems-Sustainable practises20. Using molecular tools to improve the decomposer potential of organic bio-waste in certain fungi - future prospects

Biotechnology of Emerging Microbes

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      Publisher: Elsevier Science
      Publication Date: 12/1/2023 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780443153976, 978-0443153976
      ISBN10: 0443153973

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      Table of Contents
      1. Potential microbiomes for sustainable bioengineering: a global scenario and future prospects2. Endophytic bacteria mediated resistance to plant diseases: bioengineering approaches3. Actinobacteria from Rhizosphere: genetic diversity and future engineering applications4. Enhancing nutrient availability in soil and ecosystem productivity through rhizosphere engineering-sustainable approach5. Microbiome of rhizosphere for improve production of plant probiotics and secondary metabolites6. Rhizoremediation of organic emerging soil contaminants- green technology7. Rhizobacterium that boosts plant growth while lowering abiotic stress - a profitable solution8. Rhizoremediation as a green technology for heavy metal remediation: Prospects and challenges9. Plant-soil-microbe interactions: A metabolomics strategy to eliminate pathogenic organisms and boost crop productivity10. Boosting soil carbon storage for carbon remediation: potential microbial inputs and constraints11. Omics-Based Bioengineering: emerging strategies for sustainable agriculture development and future perspectives12. Restoration of degraded biosphere habitats through microbial biomass13. Bioengineered and biohybrid bacteria-based system for sustainable agriculture14. Restoration of soil by a phytase-producing microorganism15. Promoting crop production in the era of climate change with symbiotic microbes16. Migration of microplastics in agriculture and Marian Ecosystem: biotechnology approaches17. Halotolerant and halophilic bacteria present in the mangrove ecosystem: Bioengineering potential18. Microbes are natural ecological engineers in the forest ecosystem, enhancing the interaction between plants and herbivores19. Use of microbial enzymes to degrade pesticide residues in agroecosystems-Sustainable practises20. Using molecular tools to improve the decomposer potential of organic bio-waste in certain fungi - future prospects

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