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Engineering the plant holobiont for enhanced abiotic stress resilience: current insights and future directions.
Climate change has intensified abiotic stresses such as drought, heat, and salinity, posing major threats to agricultural productivity and global food security. Conventional strategies to improve crop tolerance often face limitations in efficiency, sustainability, and environmental adaptability, und
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