Review maps how plant chemistry shapes interactions in agriculture
A review finds that agricultural allelopathy depends on plant identity, chemical mixtures, soil processes, microbial transformations and realistic exposure.
A review finds that agricultural allelopathy depends on plant identity, chemical mixtures, soil processes, microbial transformations and realistic exposure.
A 2026 review finds that plant physiology can guide root microbiome assembly under stress, but causal evidence linking recruitment, microbial ...
An experimental study of three cool-season turfgrasses found species-specific responses to exogenous sucrose, including root mucilage-like exudation in creeping bentgrass ...
A new review synthesizes how plants communicate through volatile chemicals, root exudates, RNA signals, and fungal networks, and what this ...
A 22-year grazing experiment in an arid Chinese grassland reveals a conserved trade-off between plant functional trait coordination and rhizosphere ...
New research reveals that the phosphate starvation response pathway in soybean recruits phosphate-solubilizing Burkholderia by regulating malate exudation, offering a ...
Researchers found that an endophytic fungus alters rice root exudates, enriching p-hydroxyphenylacetic acid to recruit nitrogen-fixing Enterobacter bacteria that boost ...
Researchers in China have shown that the enzyme AbDHCR7 drives accumulation of the ecdysteroid 20-hydroxyecdysone in Achyranthes bidentata, enabling the ...
A critical review in Plant and Soil finds that biochar could plausibly intercept labile root-exudate carbon and convert it into ...
New research reveals that stressed faba bean roots release chemical distress signals that induce wheat to secrete benzoxazinoids, which attract ...
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