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Soil ‘Memory’: How Microbes Help Plants Survive Drought | Climate-Resilient Agriculture

Discover how soil microbes carry a 'memory' of past climates, enabling plants to better withstand drought stress. New research from the University of Nottingham and the University of Kansas reveals that microbial communities in soil can adapt to environmental changes and influence plant resilience. Learn how this breakthrough could lead to more climate-resistant crops and protect ecosystems under future climate stress. Key takeaways: Soil microbes have long-term memory of past environmental conditions. Microbes from drier soils help plants like prairie grass cope with drought. Understanding microbial legacies could revolutionize agriculture and ecosystem conservation. Perfect for viewers interested in climate change, agriculture, soil science, and environmental sustainability. #SoilHealth #ClimateResilience #Microbiology #SustainableAgriculture #DroughtResistance