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RINFEC investigates the genetic and biochemical mechanisms that allow plants to interact with beneficial soil bacteria. It focuses on understanding how certain bacteria colonize plant roots, particularly in legumes, to enhance plant resilience under stress.
Plant roots and soil microbes have been associated since the emergence of plants on land.
Nevertheless the mechanisms that have coevolved to control these commensal and mutualistic associations are currently unknown. RINFEC will identify both plant and bacterial genes involved in root colonization by commensal and mutualistic bacteria with an approach that would be transformative in the field.
The ambitious challenge is to identify and functionally characterize the central genes controlling root…
AARHUS UNIVERSITET
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