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Phenolic Compound Exchange Between Root Exudates and Beneficial Microorganisms

Agriculture Plant Pathology

Plant-Beneficial Microbe Metabolite Exchange

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Agriculture Plant Pathology › Plant-Beneficial Microbe Metabolite Exchange

Phenolic Compound Exchange Between Root Exudates and Beneficial Microorganisms

This research investigates the chemical composition and functional bioactivity of root exudate phenolics in recruiting and sustaining beneficial microbial consortia. The study reveals how plant-secreted phenolic metabolites selectively enrich disease-suppressive microbial communities and trigger microbial metabolite production that reciprocally enhances plant fitness.

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