Summary
Research article addressing Does soil contribute to the human gut microbiome? (Conceptual (global) scope). Describes approach and implications for (Conceptual pathways for soil-derived microbes influencing gut microbiota; measures: Synthesises evidence on plant- and soil-associated microbes as potential cont…). Relevant to microbiome & health decision-making, with UK notes:…
UK applicability
Useful for framing the soil–plant–gut axis in UK discussions on biodiversity and chronic disease, though direct causal evidence is still emerging.
Key measures
Synthesises evidence on plant- and soil-associated microbes as potential contributors to human microbiomes
Outcomes reported
Conceptual pathways for soil-derived microbes influencing gut microbiota
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