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URL:/ecohydrology/events/ecohydrology-seminar-series-li
 nking-agricultural-management
SUMMARY:Ecohydrology Seminar Series: Linking agricultural management to\nmi
 crobial ecosystem processes by Dr. Lori A. Phillips 
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nSustainably producing enough food for the world's g
 rowing population\nis one of this century’s defining challenges. Innovat
 ive solutions\nare needed to increase productivity without further degradi
 ng\nagricultural lands or adversely affecting local and global ecosystems.
 \nOne promising avenue lies in understanding and managing the soil\nmicrob
 iome\, which collectively provides critical ecosystem services\nthat under
 pin both productivity and sustainability. Management\npractices that alter
  the soil environment also alter the soil\nmicrobiome.\n 
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