Endophyte

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An endophyte is an organism—typically a fungus or bacterium—that lives inside plant tissues without causing visible harm to its host. The term comes from Greek words meaning "inside plant," and these microscopic residents colonize leaves, stems, roots, and seeds, often going completely unnoticed.