Integrating Mycorrhizal Fungi and Technology to Mitigate Environmental Stresses

This book highlights arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) as a symbiont for plants facing environmental and biological stress. It explores AMF's roles in nutrient cycling, carbon regulation, oxidative protection, and modulation of defense molecules, while also highlighting synergies with technologies such as brassinosteroids and vermicompost.

"Integrating Mycorrhizal Fungi and Technology to Mitigate Environmental Stresses" is a 12 chapter volume that highlights arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) as a symbiont for plants facing environmental and biological stress. The book explores AMF's roles in nutrient cycling, carbon regulation, oxidative protection, and modulation of defense molecules, while also highlighting synergies with technologies such as brassinosteroids and vermicompost. Additionally, it emphasizes AMF's potential in pollutant removal and ecosystem health. With contributions from leading experts, this interdisciplinary resource offers practical insights to plant scientists, agronomists, ecologists, and policymakers for building climate-adaptable and sustainable agricultural systems worldwide.