Microbial Endophytes and Plant Growth

1. Microbial endophytes’ association and application in plant health: an overview<br>2. Endophytes: a potential bioagent for plant disease management<br>3. Role of bacterial endophytes in plant stress tolerance: current research and future outlook<br>4. Endophytic bacteria to control plant viruses: an overview<br>5. The potential of endophytes to sustain plant performance in a climate change scenario<br>6. Endophytic microbes from medicinal plants, their antimicrobial potential, and role in green agriculture<br>7. Mangrove endophytes and their naturalmetabolites: role in promoting plant health<br>8. Role of fungal endophytes on mycorrhizal-plant association and its impact on plant fitness<br>9. Postharvest disease management of tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L.) using endophytic actinobacteria as natural biocontrol agent<br>10. Endophyte mediated plant health via phytohormones and biomolecules<br>11. Bacterial endophytes as bioinoculant: microbial functions and applications toward sustainable farming<br>12. Endophytic fungi of the genus Talaromyces and plant health<br>13. Biogenic synthesis of nanoparticles by amalgamating microbial endophytes: potential environmental applications and future perspectives<br>14. Beneficial endophytic Trichoderma functions in plant health management<br>15. Environmental factors and plant<MICROBES outlook<br>16 Endophytic Fusarium and their association with plant growth<br>17. Microbial endophytes as probiotics for the plant health: an overview<br>18. Efficacy of microbial endophytes in bioremediation: current research and future outlook