The Marsh Microbiome and Climate Change Resilience
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Authors
Milici, Valerie
Issue Date
2026-04-17
Type
Other
Language
en_US
Keywords
Climate change , Microbiome
Alternative Title
Abstract
Aim 1: The Culture Library. The creation of a publicly-available repository that documents the microbial diversity of the CT tidal marshes
Aim 2: Characterization of Microbiome Ecology. Experimentation to describe the way that each microbe interacts with the plant species of the tidal
marsh.
Aim 3: Identification of resilient plant-microbe interactions. Climate change simulations will identify microbes that help plants tolerate the environmental conditions predicted under climate change.
Description
UB Rise 2026
College of Science and Society