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Exudate Chemistry and Selective Recruitment of Beneficial Microbes in Mycorrhizal Systems

Agricultural Microbiology

Mycorrhizal Networks & Nutrient Cycling Research

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Exudate Chemistry and Selective Recruitment of Beneficial Microbes in Mycorrhizal Systems

This study investigates how root exudate composition and mycorrhizal fungal signals shape the assembly of biofilm-forming bacterial communities and their metabolic contributions to nutrient cycling in the mycorrhizosphere. The research reveals chemical signaling determinants of microbial community structure and identifies targets for engineering synergistic plant-microbe associations.

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