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Synthetic microbial communities: Bridging research and application in second-generation bioenergy feedstock microbiomesNARA Subscribed
Introduction The sustainable production of purpose-grown bioenergy feedstocks is essential in transitioning away from fossil fuels. Synthetic communities (SynComs) are consortia of microorganisms that can be used as biological interventions to support objectives like plant growth and stress tolerance. This review examines the state of knowledge regarding microbiomes and SynComs of second-generation bioenergy feedstocks, focusi...
Resolving the influence of lignin on soil organic matter decomposition with mechanistic models and continental‐scale dataNARA Subscribed
Confidence in model estimates of soil CO 2 flux depends on assumptions regarding fundamental mechanisms that control the decomposition of litter and soil organic carbon (SOC). Multiple hypotheses have been proposed to explain the role of lignin, an abundant and complex biopolymer that may limit decomposition. We tested competing mechanisms using data‐model fusion with modified versions of the CN‐SIM model and a 571‐day laborat...
Microbial activity in forest soil reflects the changes in ecosystem properties between summer and winterNARA Subscribed
Summary Understanding the ecology of coniferous forests is very important because these environments represent globally largest carbon sinks. Metatranscriptomics, microbial community and enzyme analyses were combined to describe the detailed role of microbial taxa in the functioning of the P icea abies ‐dominated coniferous forest soil in two contrasting seasons. These seasons were the summer, representing the peak of plant ph...
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