Chemo-Signaling in Plant-Microbe Dynamics: A Molecular Cross-Talk for Resilience and Adaptation

Abstract

Microbe-plant interaction is a dynamic and intricate process that is essential to the life and health of plants. In order to impact each other's physiology and fitness, microorganisms actively communicate with plants through a variety of signaling pathways. A crucial element in the establishment of the plant-microbe connection is chemical communication. Both microorganisms and plants have a variety of metabolites that have been identified and separated for their role in chemical communication, but the molecular mechanism underlying this interaction is still unclear. In this article, the authors try to present an overview of chemo-signaling and its function in the creation of plant-microbe associations.