Editorial for the Special Issue: Environment Microorganisms and Their Enzymes with Biotechnological Application.

This document is an editorial for a special issue of the journal Microorganisms on the topic of environmental microorganisms and their enzymes with biotechnological applications. The editorial highlights the importance of microorganisms in diverse ecological settings, including extreme environments, and their potential for producing biomaterials and compounds with biotechnological features. It discusses the process of bioprospecting to identify biological resources in natural environments and the applications of microbial enzymes in various industries. The editorial also presents specific studies on the potential of microorganisms in areas such as probiotics, endophytic fungi, marine bacteria, gene modification, bioremediation, and the protection of construction materials from microbial degradation. The document concludes by emphasizing the significance of microorganisms in advancing our understanding of the world and their potential for improving our lives through biotechnological applications. [Extracted from the article]

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