The rhizosphere is possibly the utmost multifaceted microbiological environment on the
planet earth, encompassing a unified grid of plant roots, soil, and various microbiological …

The interactions of plant–microbe enable various types of transformations in the
rhizosphere, which might be harmful, neutral, or beneficial. These interactions are proved …

This chapter provides the various aspects of rhizosphere designing, engineering, and
management in line with many emerging novel tactics for sustainable agriculture …

The rhizosphere is undoubtedly the most complex microhabitat, comprised of an integrated
network of plant roots, soil, and a diverse consortium of bacteria, fungi, eukaryotes, and …

Rhizosphere, the interface between soil and plant roots, is a chemically complex
environment which supports the development and growth of diverse microbial communities …

The plant rhizosphere is regarded as a microbial hotspot due to a wide array of root
exudates. These root exudates comprise diverse organic compounds such as phenolic …

The rhizosphere, the abutting soil region under living root proximity, is the abode for diverse
microorganisms which are distinct in their ecosystem services. Rhizosphere, being a water …

The rhizosphere is part of the soil surrounding the plant roots or being influenced by the
plant roots. The exudates released from roots make it a site for complex biochemical activity …

Soil consists of diverse microscopic life forms such as actinomycetes, algae, bacteria, fungi,
nematodes, and protozoans. But, the rhizospheric region is the most widely colonized …

Plant growth-stimulating rhizobacteria (PGPR) are the symbiotic soil-dwelling bacteria
existed at the outer part of the plant root and participate for growth and improvement of the …