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13.09.2023На каком языке издана
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This article discusses the importance of ecosystem restoration in response to increasing environmental pressures such as intensive agriculture, deforestation, resource overexploitation, and climate change. Special attention is given to the role of beneficial soil microorganisms, particularly mycorrhizal fungi and rhizobia, in supporting plant establishment, biodiversity recovery, and ecosystem resilience. The study highlights the significance of plant–microbe symbioses in restoration programs and identifies glomalin content as a reliable indicator of soil stabilization and restoration success, with higher levels observed in undisturbed and restored ecosystems than in disturbed sites.DOI
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The findings emphasize the importance of incorporating mycorrhizal fungi and rhizobia into ecosystem restoration strategies to enhance vegetation recovery, soil quality, and biodiversity conservation. The use of glomalin as a bioindicator provides a practical tool for assessing restoration effectiveness and soil health. These results can be applied in reforestation, land reclamation, sustainable agriculture, and ecological rehabilitation projects aimed at improving ecosystem stability and resilience under changing environmental conditions.Квартиль
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