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This volume provides a wide range of aspects related to mycoremediation, which can be applied for both basic and advanced multidisciplinary research. Chapters guide readers through screening of fungi, Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs), textile dyes, pesticides, bioreactors, molecular methods, redictive Mycology and Proteomics approaches to select fungi, elucidating biological mechanisms, and fungal laccase enzyme-based biosensors for the detection of environmental contaminants. Authoritative and cutting-edge, Mycoremediation Protocols aims to be a  practical guide on the functional properties of poorly known applications of fungi in order to find solutions for increasing environmental problems.

This volume provides a wide range of aspects related to mycoremediation, which can be applied for both basic and advanced multidisciplinary research. Chapters guide readers through screening of fungi, Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs), textile dyes, pesticides, bioreactors, molecular methods, redictive Mycology and Proteomics approaches to select fungi, elucidating biological mechanisms, and fungal laccase enzyme-based biosensors for the detection of environmental contaminants. Authoritative and cutting-edge, Mycoremediation Protocols aims to be a  practical guide on the functional properties of poorly known applications of fungi in order to find solutions for increasing environmental problems.

Microorganisms are ubiquitous on earth. These microorganisms are able to perform various functions in the environment. Microbial applications are used as biofertilizers, bioremediation, biofortification and other sustainable approaches of environmental development. Indigenous microbial cultures have the potential to perform various functions that are beneficial to achieve the sustainable goals. To date, different strains have been commercialized for the industrial and common applications for the sustainable environment. This book will cover different aspects of microbial technology for sustainable development.

Microorganisms are ubiquitous on earth. These microorganisms are able to perform various functions in the environment. Microbial applications are used as biofertilizers, bioremediation, biofortification and other sustainable approaches of environmental development. Indigenous microbial cultures have the potential to perform various functions that are beneficial to achieve the sustainable goals. To date, different strains have been commercialized for the industrial and common applications for the sustainable environment. This book will cover different aspects of microbial technology for sustainable development.

Microorganisms are ubiquitous on earth. These microorganisms are able to perform various functions in the environment. Microbial applications are used as biofertilizers, bioremediation, biofortification and other sustainable approaches of environmental development. Indigenous microbial cultures have the potential to perform various functions that are beneficial to achieve the sustainable goals. To date, different strains have been commercialized for the industrial and common applications for the sustainable environment. This book will cover different aspects of microbial technology for sustainable development.

This book explores how plants interact with their environment, especially in the face of climate change. It explains how changing weather patterns and environmental conditions impact plant growth, health, and survival. The book also highlights how plants adapt to stress and the role of science and technology in helping plants cope with these changes.The chapters cover a wide range of topics such as the effects of climate change on plant physiology and growth, adaptation strategies, distribution patterns, and conservation. It also discusses sustainable agriculture, advanced research tools like phenomics and green nanotechnology, and even the role of microbes, epigenetics, and socio-economic factors in plant-environment interactions.This book is a valuable resource for students, researchers, educators, and professionals in plant sciences, agriculture, environmental studies, and climate science. It offers updated knowledge and innovative solutions for managing plant systems sustainably in a changing world.

This book explores how plants interact with their environment, especially in the face of climate change. It explains how changing weather patterns and environmental conditions impact plant growth, health, and survival. The book also highlights how plants adapt to stress and the role of science and technology in helping plants cope with these changes.The chapters cover a wide range of topics such as the effects of climate change on plant physiology and growth, adaptation strategies, distribution patterns, and conservation. It also discusses sustainable agriculture, advanced research tools like phenomics and green nanotechnology, and even the role of microbes, epigenetics, and socio-economic factors in plant-environment interactions.This book is a valuable resource for students, researchers, educators, and professionals in plant sciences, agriculture, environmental studies, and climate science. It offers updated knowledge and innovative solutions for managing plant systems sustainably in a changing world.

The book is a comprehensive resource that explores the critical relationship between microorganisms and a changing climate. It examines how shifting environmental conditions—such as rising temperatures, altered precipitation, and ocean acidification—impact microbial communities and their essential roles in ecosystems. The book also highlights the remarkable ways microbes adapt to these changes, from genetic and physiological shifts to ecological adjustments.Through chapters covering diverse topics like microbial contributions to greenhouse gases, soil carbon sequestration, responses to extreme weather, and bioremediation strategies, this book offers both theoretical insights and practical solutions. It is an invaluable resource for environmental scientists, microbiologists, climate researchers, advanced students, and policymakers seeking to understand and address the role of microbes in the global climate crisis.