NWO Zwaartekracht - Impact of plant domestication on microbiome assembly and functioning

  • Raaijmakers, Jos M. (PI)
  • Cornadó Carbó, Deborah (Collaborator)
  • Garbeva, Paolina (Collaborator)
  • Ramirez, Dario X. (Collaborator)
  • Rizaludin, Muhammad Syamsu (Collaborator)
  • Sarango Flores, S.W. (Collaborator)

Project Details

Description

Plants recruit and nurture billions of microbes on their roots. In return, the root microbiome supports the plant by improving the uptake of nutrients, enhancing tolerance to environmental stress and providing protection against pests and diseases. MiCRop will unlock how plants under stress recruit these beneficial root microbes. We will harness the yet unknown plant and microbial traits that facilitate this interaction, and translate their potential for the development of next generation, stress-resilient crops that require less fertilisers and pesticides.
Short titleMiCRop
StatusActive
Effective start/end date01/01/202031/12/2030

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