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This project investigates how microRNAs secreted by plant roots can influence the microbiome in the rhizosphere, aiming to develop sustainable agricultural practices by reducing reliance on fertilizers and pesticides. It involves analyzing the effects of these microRNAs on microbial communities associated with plants.
An innovative strategy for sustainable ‘green’ agriculture to substitute to the use of fertilizer and pesticides is urgently needed.
In plants, the micro-organisms of the rhizosphere associated with the plant root, are known to affect the physiology and the development of the plant.
Therefore, modulating the microbiome of the rhizosphere may be a promising strategy to achieve sustainable green agriculture.
Recent research has shown that miRNAs secreted by eukaryotic host can act as an interkingd…
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