Aug 2026· Folia Microbiologica (Prague)· 0 citations· 101 references
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This review critically synthesizes current understanding of rhizosphere communication and root exudate-mediated signalling mechanisms that promote beneficial plant microbe interactions, while examining the biological and technological challenges that affect their application in the field.
Plant–microbe interaction is an essential component of sustainable agriculture which promotes plant growth, improves nutrient assimilation, and enhances plant resistance to various environmental stress conditions. Beneficial microbes, such as rhizobacteria, mycorrhizal fungi, and endophytes, boost plant functions using...
Bishal Sarkar, Saumendu Deb Roy· Discover Plants· 0 citations
Abstract Rhizobacteria play a central role in supporting plant growth, contributing to nutrient acquisition, stress tolerance and disease suppression. Harnessing and improving rhizosphere microbial communities therefore represents a promising avenue towards more sustainable agriculture. Recent advances in microbiome ec...
Elena Garcia-Perez, Louis Perrin, Jacob G. Malone et al.· Microbiology· 0 citations
Overall, microbial biostimulants offer a promising tool for enhancing IPM in biodiversity-rich botanical gardens, although further long-term validation is needed to fully assess their sustainability and effectiveness.
Ayaz Ahmad, Mian Muhammad Ahmed, Muhammad Saud Khan et al.· Journal of Zoological and Bo...· 0 citations
Sustainable agriculture requires strategies that enhance crop productivity while reducing dependence on chemical inputs which are efficient, profitable, eco-friendly and conserve or enhance renewable resources. Microorganisms play a vital role in maintaining soil texture, health and fertility. Plant-associated methylot...
K. R. Sharmi, R. Poorniammal, S. Prabhu et al.· Journal of Pure and Applied...· 0 citations
This mini-review examines the role of rhizosphere microbiomes associated with cereal crops as functional models for extraterrestrial agriculture within closed ecological systems. The rhizosphere microbiome, conceptualized as a plant’s “second genome,” plays a central role in nutrient acquisition, stress resilience, and...
A. Tripathi, F. Oroian· Extreme Life, Biospeology &a...· 0 citations
Microbial innovations are increasingly recognized as important components of sustainable agriculture because of their potential to improve nutrient availability, soil health, crop protection and plant resilience while reducing dependence on resource-intensive agricultural inputs. This review synthesizes recent advances...
M. Kanimozhi, Vijay Kumar, Laxmi Rawat et al.· Genetics and Molecular Resea...· 0 citations
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