Soil microbes are the tiny bioengineers running Earth’s underground factory

Nature·Apr 29

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Soil microbes are being studied for their role in earth's ecosystems. Research is exploring the relationship between soil microbiomes and various factors, including carbon sequestration, ecosystem health, and nutrient cycles. The studies suggest that soil microbes play a significant part in underground processes, but the specifics of their functions and interactions are still being investigated.

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