Biocommunication in Soil Microorganisms

Chapter 1 Introduction: Key Levels of Biocommunication of Bacteria

Chapter 2 Communication Among Phages, Bacteria, and Soil Environments

Chapter 3 Soil Bacteria and Bacteriophages

Chapter 4 Soil Phage Ecology: Abundance, Distribution, and Interactions with Bacterial Hosts

Chapter 5 Identification and Analysis of Prophages and Phage Remnants in Soil Bacteria

Chapter 6 Back to the Soil: Retroviruses and Transposons

Chapter 7 Ubiquitous Bacteriophage Hosts in Rice Paddy Soil

Chapter 8 Phage Biopesticides and Soil Bacteria: Multilayered and Complex Interactions

Chapter 9 Interactions Between Bacteriophage DinoHI and a Network of Integrated Elements Which Control Virulence in Dichelobacter nodosus , the Causative Agent of Ovine Footrot

Chapter 10 Gene Network Holography of the Soil Bacterium Bacillus subtilis

Chapter 11 Population and Comparative Genomics Inform Our Understanding of Bacterial Species Diversity in the Soil

Chapter 12 Plasmids of the Rhizobiaceae and Their Role in Interbacterial and Transkingdom Interactions

Chapter 13 Quorum Sensing and Quorum Quenching in Soil Ecosystems

Chapter 14 Integration of Cell-to-Cell Signals in Soil Bacterial Communities

Chapter 15 Beneficial Rhizobacteria Induce Plant Growth: Mapping Signaling Networks in Arabidopsis

Chapter 16 Signal and Nutrient Exchange in the Interactions Between Soil Algae and Bacteria

Chapter 17 Communication Among Soil Bacteria and Fungi

Chapter 18 Microbe–Microbe, Microbe–Plant Biocommunication