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Editorial: The role of auxin in plant-microbe interactions
Editorial: The role of auxin in plant-microbe interactions Research output: Contribution to journal › Research article › Contributed › peer-review
Functional analysis of auxin derived from a symbiotic mycobiont
1 Introduction The Rhizosphere, the soil zone in the immediate vicinity (1–10 mm) of the roots, serves as the direct interface for the dynamic interplay between the soil, roots, and millions of microbial inhabitants (Bever et al., 2012; Ofek-Lalzar et al., 2014), that are collectively referred to as rhizosphere microbiota. It is now widely accepted that rhizosphere microbiota contributes to plant health, fitness, and performance under various environmental conditions.
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