Climate-Resilient Changes in Microbial Metabolites and Their Role in Agricultural Sustainability

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Climate-Resilient Changes in Microbial Metabolites and Their Role in Agricultural Sustainability Editors: Asghari Bano, Naeem Khan, Samina Siddiqui Format: Hardback First Published: Published By: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
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Pages: 423 Language: English ISBN: 9781036477400 Categories: ,

This volume offers a comprehensive exploration of how climate change reshapes microbial dynamics and their metabolites, with profound implications for global agriculture. It highlights the interplay between microbiomes, bioactive compounds, and plant responses to both biotic and abiotic stresses. Contributors from diverse disciplines examine how microbial metabolites enhance crop resilience, improve soil health, and sustain productivity under shifting environmental pressures. The chapters span a wide range of cutting-edge topics, including plant–microbe communication, the use of microbial inoculants in organic agriculture, medicine and Industry, nanotechnology applications, and the role of phyllosphere microbiomes. By linking microbial processes to sustainable farming systems, this book emphasizes smart climate adaptation techniques and practical strategies to mitigate the adverse impacts of climate change. It serves as a vital reference for researchers, students, and medical practitioners committed to advancing resilient, eco-friendly agroecosystems for future food security.

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Author Biography

Prof Dr Asghari Bano is presently serving in the Department of Biosciences, University of Wah, Pakistan. She has published 225 papers and authored 4 books and 16 book chapters, which bear 17,255 citations, 67 H index. She has published in stress physiology, bioactive metabolites and plant microbe interactions. She has also formulated Biofertilizer and Bio fungicide to boost plant productivity.Dr Samina Siddiqui holds a PhD in soil science and is advisor of the climate changes task force of Azad Kashmir. She works as an Associate Professor at the National Centre of Excellence in Geology, University of Peshawar, Pakistan. She has developed diverse microbial formulations for plants under stress.Dr Naeem Khan, Senior Biological Scientist at the University of Florida, USA, is a globally recognized leader in plant sciences. His pioneering research on climate-resilient crops, stress physiology, and crop breeding advances food security, sustainability, and agricultural innovation worldwide.Dr Asad Ullah is a plant physiologist lecturing at the Department of Biology, The Peace College Charsadda, Pakistan. His research explores microbial metabolites in agriculture and contributes significantly to sustainable agriculture. He has published thirteen research articles and three book chapters.