Invertebrate Bacteriology

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The book explores the intricate relationships between bacteria and invertebrates, highlighting their evolutionary adaptations across diverse environments. It delves into various processes such as pathogenicity, symbiosis, and speciation, organized by functional roles rather than taxonomic structures. Key topics include molecular mechanisms like horizontal gene transfer and immune responses, alongside the impacts of climate change and agricultural practices. This comprehensive review provides insights into how bacteria influence invertebrate biology and ecology, emphasizing their significance in both natural and agricultural contexts.