THE RHIZOSPHERE: BIOCHEMISTRY AND ORGANIC SUBSTANCES AT THE SOIL-PLANT INTERFACE

By MARK MOORE

CONTENTS RHIZOSPHERE METAGENOMICS: METHODS AND CHALLENGES METAGENOMIC APPROACH IN RELATION TO PLANT–MICROBE AND MICROBE–MICROBE INTERACTIONS METAGENOMICS AND METATRANSCRIPTOMICS APPROACHES IN UNDERSTANDING AND DISCOVERING NOVEL MOLECULES IN RHIZOSPHERE ENVIRONMENT “OMICS” APPROACHES FOR UNDERSTANDING SOIL SUPPRESSIVENESS IN AGRICULTURE RHIZOSPHERE DYNAMICS: AN OMICS PERSPECTIVE TRANSCRIPTOMICS ANALYSES AND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PLANT AND PLANT GROWTH-PROMOTING RHIZOBACTERIA (PGPR) PROTEOMICS FOR UNDERSTANDING THE INTERACTION BETWEEN PLANT AND RHIZOSPHERIC MICRO?ORA A PROTEOMICS PERSPECTIVE FOR UNDERSTANDING RHIZOSPHERE BIOLOGY AT HIGHER ALTITUDES STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL RHIZOSPHERIC MICROBIAL DIVERSITY ANALYSIS BY CUTTING-EDGE BIOTECHNOLOGICAL TOOLS RHIZOSPHERE FINGERPRINTS: NOVEL BIOMOLECULES VIA META-OMICS TECHNOLOGY RHIZOSPHERE VIROLOGY AND PLANT HEALTH LONG SEQUENCING TOOLS FOR RHIZOSPHERE STUDY RHIZOENGINEERING: A STRATEGY TO ENHANCE SOIL AND CROP PRODUCTIVITY ENDOSPHERIC MICROBIOME-ASSISTED ALTERATION IN THE METABOLOMIC PRO?LING OF HOST TOWARDS ABIOTIC STRESS MITIGATION