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Pesticide-Microbiota-Plant Root Signaling Axis in Agricultural Ecosystems

Agricultural Microbiology

Microbial Community Responses to Pesticide Application

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Agricultural Microbiology › Microbial Community Responses to Pesticide Application

Pesticide-Microbiota-Plant Root Signaling Axis in Agricultural Ecosystems

This research examines whether pesticide-altered soil microbiota disrupt root exudate-mediated microbial recruitment, affecting plant health through changes in beneficial symbiotic communities. The investigation connects pesticide-driven microbial dysbiosis to plant phenotypic consequences and establishes mechanistic links between agrochemical use and crop productivity decline.

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