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Comparative genomics of drought-promoting versus neutral fungal endophyte species

Agricultural Microbiology

Fungal Endophytes for Crop Drought Tolerance

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Agricultural Microbiology › Fungal Endophytes for Crop Drought Tolerance

Comparative genomics of drought-promoting versus neutral fungal endophyte species

This research performs whole-genome sequencing and comparative genomic analysis to identify conserved genes, unique genetic elements, and chromosomal features distinguishing drought-beneficial endophytes from ecologically neutral species. The analysis generates genome-wide association discoveries linking specific genetic features to drought-tolerance phenotypes, establishing molecular selection criteria for strain improvement and prospecting efforts.

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