Trade-offs between dispersal ability and niche competition of phytopathogenic fungi in the phyllosphere of wheat (Band 55)

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Unraveling the intricate interplay between plants and microorganisms, this project focuses on the phyllosphere of wheat—a less-explored realm. Investigating Fusarium head blight, a severe threat to wheat crops, the research explores dispersal dynamics, environmental filtration, and temporal dependencies in microorganism interactions. Novel insights into Fusarium dispersal pathways and time-dependent microbial relationships contribute significantly to fungal ecophysiology and agroecology understanding. The findings pave the way for the integration of knowledge into sustainable agricultural practices and predictive models for wheat production.