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Sebacinales Fungi Isolation and Their Role in Carbon Cycling Within Root Zones

Agricultural Microbiology

Beneficial Fungi Isolation from Plant Roots

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Agricultural Microbiology › Beneficial Fungi Isolation from Plant Roots

Sebacinales Fungi Isolation and Their Role in Carbon Cycling Within Root Zones

This research characterizes Sebacinales fungi isolated from plant roots and examines their contribution to organic matter decomposition and soil carbon dynamics. The findings provide insights into previously understudied fungal groups that significantly impact soil health and climate-relevant carbon sequestration.

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