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Oxidative Stress in Plants and Its Management,s (ROS) are constantly produced, mainly by respiratory and photosynthetic components. These species mainly include superoxide radicals (O..), singlet oxygen (.O.), hydrogen peroxide (H.O.), and hydroxyl radical (OH.). The others are hydroperoxyl radical (HO.˙), alkoxy radical (RO˙), peroxyl radicals

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Molecular Mechanism of Benign Microbe-Elicited Alleviation of Biotic and Abiotic Stresses for Plantlization and mobilization of nutrients required for plant growth. The impact of different crop species that are used in various combinations is likely to be an important factor in determining the structure of plant benign microbial communities that function in nutrient cycling, the production of pla

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,An Overview of Antiviral RNA Silencing in Plant: Biogenesis, Host–Virus Interaction and Potential Aartially overlapping pathways in a wide range of eukaryotic organisms. Active in both cytoplasm and nucleus, RNA interference regulates eukaryotic gene expression through transcriptional repression by epigenetic modification and interaction with transcription machinery. Small interfering RNAs (siRNA

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Fungal Disease Management in Plants,ools, including various types of stress proteins with putative protective functions. Recent molecular advancements in understanding plant–pathogen studies have led to the identification of various host genes involved in the plant’s defence against pathogen attack. This knowledge has paved path for a

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