A new study from IBMCP (CSIC–UPV) reveals that agricultural biostimulants and controlled saline stress can significantly reshape the endophytic microbiome of lettuce and tomato. Published in Foods, the research shows these treatments boost microbial diversity and increase beneficial genera linked to plant health and potential probiotic effects. The findings open pathways to sustainable farming practices that enhance both crop resilience and consumer gut health.
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