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plant-microbe-symbiosis

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Plant-microbe symbiosis refers to the mutually beneficial relationships that form between plants and microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi, and archaea living in and around plant tissues. These partnerships are fundamental to plant health and productivity, enabling nutrient acquisition, stress tolerance, and defense against pathogens. Understanding the molecular signals and mechanisms that govern these interactions is a central focus of plant biology research, with implications for sustainable agriculture and ecosystem function.

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