Changes in rhizobacterial communities after onset of the Areca palm yellow leaf disease (PRJCA048830)
The areca palm (Areca catechu L.) is a vital economic crop in tropical Asia, but its production is threatened by areca palm yellow leaf disease (YLD), caused by APV1(Areca palm velarivirus 1). Rhizobacterial communities are crucial for plant health, but their dynamics during APV1 infection remain unclear.This study aimed to investigate the structural shifts, diversity changes, co-occurrence network patterns, and succession of keystone taxa in the rhizobacterial community of areca palms under varying levels of YLD severity.