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Microbial Root Endophytes Barbara J.E. Schulz, Christine J.C. Boyle, Thomas N. Sieber
Publisher: Springer

Libri in altre lingue > Scienze, tecnologia e medicina > Ambiente · Libri in altre lingue > Scienze, tecnologia e medicina > Biologia · Root Endophytes" rel="tag">Microbial Root Endophytes. Both these endophytic genera are obligate biotrophic Ascomycotina [14], which form long-term associations within the intercellular spaces of roots and stems [15]. (if ever) exist without the company of fungal endophytes. Language: English Released: 2006. This area of the soil directly affected by plant roots is called the rhizosphere. Bacteria and fungi not only live adjacent to the roots, but some can actually live inside the roots. This is of particular interest to bioenergy researchers who want to develop feedstock Learning more about the roles of bacterial endophytes, they added, has been challenging because of the difficulties in cultivating microbes outside of their native environments. Such microbes are known as root endophytes. GO Microbial Root Endophytes Author: Barbara J.E. Microbes that live in plants or in the rhizosphere where plant roots and soil interact can play crucial roles in plant health. Publisher: Springer Page Count: 380. The shoot endophyte communities of plants treated with the high inoculation density were similar to that of the roots, and hosted a lower bacterial richness based on the number of T-RFs (Fig. These often symbiotic organisms are known to confer many health benefits to grasses, such as protection from; mammalian and insect herbivores, microbial diseases and abiotic stress.