Research Keyword: deterministic processes

Effect of Inoculation with Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi (Rhizophagus irregularis BGC AH01) on the Soil Bacterial Community Assembly

This study examined how arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (a beneficial fungus that partners with plant roots) influence soil bacteria communities over time. Researchers grew maize plants with and without this fungus and tracked bacterial changes over 90 days. They found that the fungus creates a more stable and diverse bacterial community that reaches equilibrium around 60 days, helping improve nutrient availability for plant growth.

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Deciphering the role of traditional flipping crafts in medium-temperature Daqu fermentation: Microbial succession and metabolic phenotypes

This research explains how traditional flipping techniques during Daqu (a fermentation starter for Chinese Baijiu liquor) improve its quality. By comparing fermented Daqu that was flipped versus unflipped, scientists discovered that flipping creates better conditions for beneficial microorganisms to thrive, leading to more desirable flavors and higher enzyme activity. The findings suggest that flipping works by managing temperature and moisture, creating a simpler but more stable community of beneficial bacteria and fungi that work together to enhance the fermentation process.

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