Microbiome and metagenomics mediated valorisation of sugarcane bagasse for the induction of immunity against Fusarium wilt of tomato
Studying the microbiome diversity during different stages of curing of sugarcane bagasse lies in understanding the dynamic changes in microbial communities that drive the decomposition and stabilization processes. By analyzing microbial diversity at various stages, we can identify key microorganisms responsible for organic matter breakdown, nutrient cycling, and humus formation. Moreover, understanding microbial succession provides valuable insights into the ecological balance and functional potential of microbial communities, contributing to sustainable waste management as well as disease management