Plants are functional macrobes living in a close association with diverse communities of
microbes and viruses as complex systems that continuously interact with the surrounding …

Plants are functional macrobes living in a close association with diverse communities of
microbes and viruses as complex systems that continuously interact with the surrounding …

Both aerial and underground plant organs and tissues are colonized by a composite
microbiota that continuously interacts with the host and the surrounding environment …

Single pathogen‐targeted disease management measure has shown drawbacks in field
efficacy under the scenario of global change. An in‐depth understanding of plant …

Plants harbor a complex immune system to fight off invaders and prevent diseases. For
decades, the interactions between plants and pathogens have been investigated primarily …

Plant diseases are often thought to be caused by one species or even by a specific strain.
Microbes in nature, however, mostly occur as part of complex communities and this has …

Most eukaryotes develop close interactions with microorganisms that are essential for their
performance and survival. Thus, eukaryotes and prokaryotes in nature can be considered as …

Plants are exposed to a plethora of climatic conditions that adversely affect their growth and
development. Many different abiotic stresses can impair plants' metabolic, biochemical, and …

Plants are constantly interacting with the diverse microbial community as well as insect pests
throughout their life cycle. Due to their sessile nature, plants rely solely on the intracellular …

An improved understanding of the plant microbiome is likely to yield valuable applications in
agriculture, horticulture, forestry, and in conservation of natural plant communities. The …