Climate Change and Microbial Diversity: Advances and Challenges

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The ongoing global climate change triggered by greenhouse gas growth has had a significant effect on the microbial dynamics of plants and soils. This volume explores the various microbial responses of plants and soils caused directly or indirectly by climate change resulting from rising greenhouse gases and other factors. The book considers the rapidly changing environment and the important role of microbiomes in restoring soil and plant health and in creating sustainable approaches. It discusses the adaptation and mitigation of plants and soils, specifically addressing such topics as biogeochemical processes, antimicrobial resistance, the dynamics of bacteria and fungus in extreme environments, bacterial siderophores for sustainability, and more. The volume also looks at edaphic and regeneration performance of tree species in the temperate forests. Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page About the Editors Table of Contents Contributors Abbreviations Preface 1. Microbial Responses Under Climate Change Scenarios: Adaptation and Mitigations 2. Microbial Manipulation for Reduced Greenhouse Gas Emissions 3. Biogeochemical Processes and Climatic Change 4. Seasonal Dynamics of Bacterial and Fungal Lineages in Extreme Environments 5. Antimicrobial Resistance, Climate Change, and Public Health 6. Factors Responsible for Spatial Distribution of Enzyme Activity in Soil 7. Exploration of Bacterial Siderophores for Sustainable Future 8. Forest Cuttings and the Impact on Edaphic and Regeneration Performance of Tree Species in the Temperate Forests of Kashmir Himalaya 9. Assessment of Standing Biomass, Forest Structure, and Edaphic Properties in the Temperate Forest of Kashmir Himalaya 10. Rapidly Changing Environment and Role of Microbiome in Restoring and Creating Sustainable Approaches Index