fungal-biology
Fungal biology is the scientific study of fungi, including their physiology, genetics, ecology, and interactions with other organisms. For plant science, this field is essential because fungi form intimate relationships with plants ranging from beneficial mycorrhizal symbioses that enhance nutrient uptake to devastating pathogens responsible for major crop diseases worldwide. Understanding fungal biology enables researchers to harness beneficial fungal partnerships, develop targeted disease control strategies, and better manage plant health in both agricultural and natural ecosystems.
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Nuclear dynamics in Sclerotinia sclerotiorum
White mold quietly kills lettuce, beans, sunflowers, and dozens of other garden vegetables every ...
Dissecting the homeodomain MAT locus and engineering novel tripolar...
Fungal diseases destroy roughly 20% of the world's food crops each year, and understanding how fu...
