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Signaling Molecules in Root Exudates Regulating Quorum Sensing Phenotypes

Agricultural Microbiology

Root Exudate Chemistry and Microbial Recruitment

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Agricultural Microbiology › Root Exudate Chemistry and Microbial Recruitment

Signaling Molecules in Root Exudates Regulating Quorum Sensing Phenotypes

This research identifies and characterizes plant-derived and plant-induced signaling compounds in root exudates that modulate bacterial quorum sensing and virulence factor expression using molecular genetics and chemical analysis. The study advances mechanistic understanding of plant-microbe chemical communication governing functional outcomes in the rhizosphere.

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