Plant-Microbe Interactions : Harnessing Next-Generation Molecular Technologies for Sustainable Agriculture EPUB

Edited by Jagajjit Sahu, Anukool Vaishnav, Harikesh Bahadur Singh

Part of the Advances and Applications in Biotechnology series

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Description

A constant research effort to understand plant-microbe interactions makes it indispensable to keep abreast of the latest research developments. Researchers from a range of disciplines have used multiple approaches to infer this field. With the advent of next-generation techniques, both molecular and computational, the field has entered a new phase. These approaches often result in massive information, which is sometimes tangled and in need of further analysis. These types of analyses also require cutting-edge data analytics as well as efficient statistical models.

Plant-Microbe Interactions: Harnessing Next-Generation Molecular Technologies for Sustainable Agriculture provides a comprehensive picture of the modern-day analytics and approaches being used to provide insights into the interactions between plant and microbe. A wide range of technologies are explored along with practical guides toward these techniques. A detailed understanding of omics data in various areas could be obtained from this compilation.

Key Features:

* Crosstalk between plant and microbe

* Overview of advanced molecular techniques used to study plant-microbe interaction

* Practical guide to technologies such as NGS

* Omics data analysis used to study plant-microbe interaction

* Role of soil metagenomics

* Advanced technologies such as nanotechnology and CRISPR serving to study plant-microbe interaction

This book will serve as a great reference to various next-generation techniques in the field of plant-microbe interaction, thereby helping to better understand the mechanism. This will also help budding researchers to shape their research in similar areas.