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The rhizospheric mycobiome of medicinal plants plays a vital role in influencing secondary metabolites and overall plant health. These fungi influence the content of bioactive chemicals and essential oils while also promoting plant growth. They improve the medicinal value and plant resistance to biotic and abiotic stressors as bioinoculants. The purpose of this review is to investigate the diversity of rhizosphere fungi in medicinal plants, recognize important fungal groups and recurring patterns, and comprehend how these fungi contribute to the diversity of above-ground plant life. These realizations may result in sustainable and environmentally favorable methods of managing medicinal plant cultivation.
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