International Conference on Molecular Plant-Microbe Interactions (ICMPMI - 26)

This track focuses on the molecular pathways involved in plant-microbe interactions, including symbiotic relationships and pathogen defense mechanisms. Researchers are encouraged to present findings on gene regulation and signaling pathways that mediate these complex interactions.

This session explores the intricate relationships between plants and their microbial partners in the rhizosphere. Emphasis will be placed on mutualistic interactions that enhance nutrient uptake and plant health.

This track examines the various strategies employed by plants to defend against pathogens, including the role of signaling molecules and defense-related genes. Contributions that highlight innovative approaches to enhance plant immunity are particularly welcome.

This session investigates the role of microbial signaling in modulating plant responses to environmental stressors. Studies that elucidate the communication pathways between plants and microbes will be featured.

This track highlights the application of functional genomics to understand the genetic basis of plant-microbe interactions. Researchers are invited to share insights into gene function and regulation in these dynamic systems.

This session focuses on the role of microbes in nitrogen fixation and its implications for sustainable agriculture. Presentations will cover both fundamental research and practical applications in crop production.

This track delves into the mechanisms underlying host-pathogen interactions, exploring how pathogens exploit plant defenses. Studies that reveal novel strategies for managing plant diseases are encouraged.

This session addresses how plants adapt their defense mechanisms in response to various stress conditions, including biotic and abiotic factors. Contributions that explore the interplay between stress responses and microbial interactions are particularly relevant.

This track investigates the processes involved in microbial colonization of plant surfaces and tissues. Research that highlights the effects of microbial communities on plant health and productivity is welcome.

This session focuses on the cellular communication mechanisms that facilitate plant-microbe interactions. Studies that elucidate the role of signaling pathways and cellular responses are encouraged.

This track emphasizes the practical applications of research in plant-microbe interactions for agricultural practices. Contributions that demonstrate innovative strategies for enhancing crop resilience and productivity through microbial partnerships are invited.