Crosstalk between Nutrient Signalling Pathways and Immune Responses in Rice

Rice is a staple food for more than half of the global population. production is, however, severely affected by biotic and abiotic stresses. Fertilisers pesticides are widely used in rice farming to maintain optimal yield prevent losses caused environmental stress. However, indiscriminate use agrochemicals has adverse effects on environment human health. Stress nutrient excess or deficiency an impact plant disease resistance. The interference responses induced stress can result positive negative resistance pathogen infection. In this review, we explore combined stresses rice, focusing stress, such as nitrogen phosphorous supply, infection fungal Magnaporthe oryzae, causal agent blast disease. Crosstalk between stress-induced pathogen-induced signalling pathways discussed, well, with particular emphasis regulatory microRNAs. Understanding interconnected regulations will lay foundation rationally optimising fertiliser pesticide production.