The green revolution may be turning purple
Reported byAnthropocene Magazine ↗·Sourced by Goodlede
A sunlight-powered purple microbe matched synthetic fertilizer performance in a two-year field trial, offering a potential climate solution to replace the high-emissions synthetic fertilizers underlying the Green Revolution.
Field trial results in one location; scalability to global agriculture not yet demonstrated.
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