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Effects of Drought Stress on the Panicum hallii Microbiome over a Growth Cycle
Forecasted increases in drought events resulting from climate change pose a serious threat to bioenergy crop yields, and improving the resilience of crops against water stress is essential to bioenergy development. Many plants exhibit a conserved drought response that is partially mediated by their
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