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Mechanisms of Antibiotic Production by Biocontrol Soil Bacteria

Agricultural Microbiology

Suppressive Soil Microbiota Against Plant Diseases

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Agricultural Microbiology › Suppressive Soil Microbiota Against Plant Diseases

Mechanisms of Antibiotic Production by Biocontrol Soil Bacteria

This research investigates the genetic regulation and biochemical pathways through which soil bacteria synthesize secondary metabolites that suppress plant pathogens. Understanding these mechanisms reveals novel targets for enhancing suppressive soil characteristics and developing next-generation biocontrol strategies based on natural antimicrobial compounds.

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