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Fungal Volatile Organic Compounds: Biosynthesis Pathways and Plant Growth Promotion Effects

Agricultural Microbiology

Beneficial Fungi Isolation from Plant Roots

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Agricultural Microbiology › Beneficial Fungi Isolation from Plant Roots

Fungal Volatile Organic Compounds: Biosynthesis Pathways and Plant Growth Promotion Effects

This research isolates root-associated fungi and investigates their production of volatile compounds that influence plant development, stress responses, and microbial community assembly. The study establishes the biochemical basis for volatile-mediated plant-fungal signaling and its ecological consequences.

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