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This article systematically reviews the effects of drought stress on plant rhizosphere microbial communities, analyzes its direct and indirect regulatory effects on microbial functions, and deeply explores the rhizosphere microorganism-mediated regulatory network underlying plant drought resistance.
Plant–microbe interaction is an essential component of sustainable agriculture which promotes plant growth, improves nutrient assimilation, and enhances plant resistance to various environmental stress conditions. Beneficial microbes, such as rhizobacteria, mycorrhizal fungi, and endophytes, boost plant functions using...
This review highlights that wheat actively recruits and reshapes stress-resilient microbial communities, particularly members of Bacillus and Pseudomonas which promote stress adaptation by regulating reactive oxygen species (ROS), phytohormone homeostasis, nutrient acquisition, and stress-responsive signalling pathways...
Current insights into PGPR-mediated stress mitigation are synthesized, technological innovations that support their application are highlighted, and pathways for integrating PGPR into climate-resilient, sustainable agricultural systems to safeguard crop productivity amid escalating environmental stress are outlined.
This review explores the intricate interactions within the rhizosphere, focusing on their ecological significance and potential applications in sustainable agriculture, and underscores the transformative potential of rhizosphere microbiome engineering in advancing sustainable and climate-resilient agriculture.
This review summarizes recent advances in the understanding of how arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) enhance host plant tolerance through multiple mechanisms and outlines key research directions for clarifying plant-AMF interactions under stress conditions.
Three linked stages of this dialogue are summarised: drought-induced changes in root exudation; microbial recruitment and colonisation through chemotaxis, attachment, biofilm formation, and root colonisation; and microbiome-mediated feedback that improves plant water relations, hormonal and redox homoeostasis, nutrient...
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