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To synthesize recent advances in genomics, multi-omics, and beneficial plant-microbe interactions to support sustainable and climate-resilient soybean production.

August 19, 2026Next SustainabilityOpen Access

Harnessing genomics and the microbiome for climate-resilient soybean production: Current insights and future prospects

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MAMaaz Ahmad AKAyesha Khanum ZYZohaib Younas

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Review highlights genomic and microbiome-based strategies to improve climate resilience in soybean crops, suggesting integrated biotechnological approaches enhance sustainable yield.

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To synthesize recent advances in genomics, multi-omics, and beneficial plant-microbe interactions to support sustainable and climate-resilient soybean production.
Reviewed developments in genomic sequencing, gene editing, and multi-omics technologies for trait development in soybean (Glycine max L.).
Assessed plant-microbe interactions involved in nutrient uptake, abiotic and biotic stress mitigation, and disease management alongside precision agronomic practices.
Advanced genomic sequencing and gene-editing tools facilitate the accelerated breeding of climate-resilient soybean cultivars with improved stress tolerance traits.
Beneficial soil and root microbes significantly improve plant nutrient acquisition and provide biocontrol against diseases, reducing dependence on synthetic inputs.
Integrated agronomic strategies combining bio-fertilizers, microbiome engineering, and precision data-driven agriculture offer viable pathways toward sustainable soybean food security.

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Ahmad et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a85643903308d306e2d7d98 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nxsust.2026.100457

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August 19, 2026Next SustainabilityOpen Access

Harnessing genomics and the microbiome for climate-resilient soybean production: Current insights and future prospects

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Authors

MAMaaz Ahmad AKAyesha Khanum ZYZohaib Younas

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Overview

Review highlights genomic and microbiome-based strategies to improve climate resilience in soybean crops, suggesting integrated biotechnological approaches enhance sustainable yield.

Key Points

To synthesize recent advances in genomics, multi-omics, and beneficial plant-microbe interactions to support sustainable and climate-resilient soybean production.
Reviewed developments in genomic sequencing, gene editing, and multi-omics technologies for trait development in soybean (Glycine max L.).
Assessed plant-microbe interactions involved in nutrient uptake, abiotic and biotic stress mitigation, and disease management alongside precision agronomic practices.
Advanced genomic sequencing and gene-editing tools facilitate the accelerated breeding of climate-resilient soybean cultivars with improved stress tolerance traits.
Beneficial soil and root microbes significantly improve plant nutrient acquisition and provide biocontrol against diseases, reducing dependence on synthetic inputs.
Integrated agronomic strategies combining bio-fertilizers, microbiome engineering, and precision data-driven agriculture offer viable pathways toward sustainable soybean food security.

Cite This Study

Ahmad et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a85643903308d306e2d7d98 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nxsust.2026.100457

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