Scientific articles supporting a soil microbiome approach.
Selected references relevant to TerraBiome: microbial consortia, suppressive soils, fungal diseases, grapevine and potato microbiomes, root growth and microbial inoculants. Links open the paper, DOI page or a PDF version when available.
A key review on multi-strain consortia: complementary modes of action, potential robustness, host interaction and practical limitations. Useful to support an approach that goes beyond the “one strain / one target” model.
Read / downloadA recent review of consortium-based biological products as biopesticides, biofertilizers and biostimulants. Relevant to position TerraBiome at the intersection of soil health, resilience and agronomic performance.
Read articleAn experimental study showing the value of consortia combining beneficial bacteria, fungi and mycorrhizae against root and foliar diseases. A concrete reference on compatibility and complementarity between microorganisms.
Read articleA high-level review on how plants recruit and structure protective microbiomes through root exudates. Useful to explain the ecological logic behind niche occupancy, rhizosphere effects, “cry for help” and soil biological memory.
Download PDFA review focused on suppressive soils and soil microbiome manipulation for plant health. Relevant to connect microbial diversity, competition, antagonism and reduced expression of soil-borne disease pressure.
Download PDFAn applied synthesis for sustainable viticulture. It links soil microbiota, cultural practices, microbial biodiversity and long-term vineyard performance.
Download PDFA grapevine study evaluating a microbial consortium combined with compost against major pathogens. Useful to illustrate a field-oriented microbiome / amendment / crop management approach in perennial crops.
Read articleA useful reference for potato: root and tuber-associated compartments, environmental drivers, microbiome modulation and the potential value of microorganisms adapted to the cropping context.
Read / downloadAn article on tracking microbial inoculant establishment under field conditions in potato. Highly relevant to TerraBiome’s logic: field application, biological follow-up and validation over time.
Read articleA reference article on designing microbial inoculants adapted to plants, environments and field constraints. It supports the idea that inoculants should be designed in interaction with the rhizosphere rather than as standard inputs.
Download PDFUseful to explain mechanisms related to root growth: phytohormones, nutrient solubilisation, siderophores, stress tolerance and indirect effects on plant health.
Read articleNote: this page is a scientific reading list intended to support understanding of the TerraBiome approach. It does not constitute a product efficacy claim.
