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Horizontal Gene Transfer and Adaptive Evolution in Saline Rhizospheres

Agricultural Microbiology

Salinity Stress Responses in Rhizosphere Microbes

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Agricultural Microbiology › Salinity Stress Responses in Rhizosphere Microbes

Horizontal Gene Transfer and Adaptive Evolution in Saline Rhizospheres

This research employs comparative genomics and population genetics to assess rates of horizontal gene transfer and adaptive mutations in salt-stressed rhizosphere microbial populations. The investigation generates evolutionary insights into how microbial genomes rapidly acquire and fix salt-tolerance alleles, enabling rapid adaptation to changing soil salinity regimes.

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