Adaptation and Survival of Plants in High Stress Habitats via Fungal Endophyte Conferred Stress Tolerance

  • Rodriguez R
  • Woodward C
  • Redman R
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Abstract

In this chapter, we discuss recent information demonstrating that fungal endo- phytes can adapt to abiotic stress in a habitat-specific manner and confer stress toler- ance to plants. We hypothesize that the intergenomic epigenetic communication responsible for endophyte-conferred stress tolerance allows some plants to make quantum evolutionary leaps necessary for their establishment and survival in high stress habitats.

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Rodriguez, R. J., Woodward, C., & Redman, R. S. (2010). Adaptation and Survival of Plants in High Stress Habitats via Fungal Endophyte Conferred Stress Tolerance (pp. 461–476). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-9449-0_23

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