Plant-biotic Interactions

Plant-biotic interactions refer to the relationship between plants and their associated microorganisms. These interactions are essential for the growth and development of a plant, as microorganisms supply essential nutrients, such as nitrogen, to plants. They also protect plants from pathogens, improve soil fertility, and boost plant immunity. Plant-biotic interactions are important in agricultural systems, as they help to increase crop yields and improve food security. Understanding how these interactions work can help us develop sustainable agricultural systems and improve our ability to manage resources.