Titlebook: Microbial Diversity in Ecosystem Sustainability and Biotechnological Applications; Volume 2. Soil & Agr Tulasi Satyanarayana,Subrata Kumar

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Diversity in Type III Secreting Systems (T3SSs) in Legume-Rhizobium Symbiosisxes, the third set of products are proteins exported by the type three secretion system (T3SS), which are necessary for continued infection thread development. The presence of active T3SS and its control of nodulation have been observed in . USDA110, . USDA257, .. NGR234. However, the absence of act

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Microbial Diversity on Grapes and Other Fruits: Role and Significance in Fermentationfermentable sugars above 10%, are potential raw materials for winemaking. Additionally, distinct flavour, appealing colour and possibly can be a good source of anthocyanins/carotenoids; minerals like K, Na, Ca, Mg and Fe; and vitamins prompt wine industry to explore the possible use of a variety of

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Harnessing Entomopathogenic Fungi for Enhanced Farm Productivity and Profitabilityngi have co-evolved over centuries and thus established an equilibrium. Species of ., ., ., ., etc. have been studied extensively, and the commercial products based on ., ., . and . are popular among farmers. Several modes of action of these fungi against target pests have been elucidated. Introduct

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Rhizospheric Microbiome Engineering as a Sustainable Tool in Agriculture: Approaches and Challengesl community in this zone, which is beneficial to the plant. Potential of plant growth promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) has been harnessed since years to serve as bioinoculants. Despite being an eco-friendly alternative to chemicals, and hence of crucial importance in sustainable agriculture, the amend

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Diversity of Lichen Photobionts: Their Coevolution and Bioprospecting Potentialst of about 20,000 species, whereas the known photobionts are only about 156 species from 56 genera. A confounding reason for this disparity in the species richness is that most of the lichenologists are mycologists and their focus is on the mycobionts rather than photobionts. Therefore, mycobionts