Al Stahler Explores: Microbes & Plant Life
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Microbes are living things, too tiny to be seen with the naked eye. But despite their small size, they contribute to the general operation of the world in a pretty massive way: they help plant life adjust to a changing world. So, what happens when farm crops, or plantation trees, are hit by conditions different than they were bred to withstand? And what role do microbes play in that sort of situation? A report published in the journal \\u201cScience,\\u201d last Thursday looked to answer those questions - KVMR\\u2019s Al Stahler spoke with its authors.\\xa0
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