The host-microbe interaction established through natural evolution in plants sets the basis of
plant growth and productivity benefits from a single microbe or a consortium. Select algal …

Effective microbes (EM) are the coexisting naturally occurring useful microbes applied as
inoculant to enhance the beneficial microflora of the soil ecosystem to facilitate agricultural …

Despite the serious health threats due to wide use of organophosphorus pesticides (OPPs)
have been experimentally claimed to be remediated by probiotic microorganisms in various …

Background Tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum L.) is an important economic crop, and the use of
plant growth-promoting bacteria (PGPB) to enhance its growth and suppress soil-borne …

Biologically, plants are very dynamic systems and exposed to huge number and diverse
species of fungi in/on soil, leaves, stems and inside the plant itself. The plant fungi symbiotic …

Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) establish mutualistic associations with almost 80% of
terrestrial plants, playing a fundamental role in soil vitality and plant development. They …

Under changing climatic conditions, the negative impact on the soil leads to damage and
destruction of soil and plant health. Here, plant microbiome (including both rhizospheric and …

Microbes are considered one of the most important living organisms in agriculture, and
changing climatic scenarios influence microbial diversity highly impacting overall …

Secondary metabolites (SM) are not crucial for a cell's livelihood but play a significant role in
better adaptation to its environment. Secondary metabolites being antiviral, antibiotic and …

Plants and microbes are the important components of ecosystem, and their interactions help
in regulating the biogeochemical cycle in the environment. Plant-associated microorganisms …