Diversity and Function of Strawberry Endophytic Bacterial Communities Associated with Host Genotype and Niche
Current Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
82(6)
Published: April 16, 2025
Strawberry
(Fragaria
×
ananassa)
is
the
most
widely
cultivated
small
berries
in
world.
They
are
not
only
delicious,
juicy,
and
nutritious,
but
also
have
important
economic
value.
However,
current
research
on
endophytic
bacteria
related
to
strawberry
limited.
This
work
provides
a
comprehensive
description
of
composition
diversity
bacterial
communities
three
niches
(root,
stem,
leaf)
cultivars
(White
Elves,
Tokun,
Akihime).
study
indicated
that
differ
significantly
between
belowground
niche
(roots)
aboveground
compartments
(stems
leaves).
The
richness
varied
for
all
cultivars;
it
decreased
from
root
stem
leaf.
alpha
Akihime
community
were
lower
than
White
Elves
stems
leaves.
Beneficial
genera,
such
as
Ochrobacter,
Bradyrhizobium,
Sphingomonas,
Pseudolobrys,
more
abundant
Tokun
Akihime,
especially
roots
stems.
results
this
provide
an
reference
discovering
new
species
or
genetic
variations
improve
host
fitness
stress
tolerance.
Further
needed
uncover
interactions
plants
bacteria,
well
potential
extracting
bioactive
compounds
these
bacteria.
Language: Английский
Isolation of Cellulolytic Bacillus sp. from the Viviparous Seedling Hypocotyls of Red Mangrove – Rhizophora mucronata Lam.
K Nidhina,
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R.M. Ayshommabi,
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Tomson Mani
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et al.
Journal of Pure and Applied Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
18(3), P. 1515 - 1523
Published: Aug. 23, 2024
Mangroves
are
one
of
the
world’s
most
unique
tropical
coastal
ecosystems.
They
a
rich
repository
biological
wealth,
including
specially
adapted
flora
and
fauna.
The
microbiome
component
this
ecosystem
is
fascinating
world
that
yet
to
be
fully
explored
for
its
functional
ecological
inter-relationships
with
hosts.
mangrove
hidden
treasure
microbial
diversity,
without
which
biology
incomplete.
In
present
study,
isolation
cellulase-producing,
endophytic
Bacillus
sp.
from
hypocotyl
region
viviparous
seedlings
described.
This
study
urges
us
look
into
diversity
propagules,
by
presenting
glimpse
member
endospheric
hypocotyls.
Language: Английский
Conservation and Dynamics of Maize Seed Endophytic Bacteria Across Progeny Transmission
Kaihui Zhai,
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Yingying Zhang,
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Zhao Cai-hong
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et al.
Microorganisms,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(12), P. 2399 - 2399
Published: Nov. 22, 2024
Maize
(Zea
mays
L.)
is
an
important
cereal
crop
species
for
food,
feedstock
and
industrial
material.
seeds
host
a
suitable
ecosystem
endophytic
bacteria,
facilitating
seed
germination
seedling
growth.
However,
the
inheritance,
diversity
potential
function
of
bacteria
in
maize
remain
largely
unexplored.
In
this
study,
inbred
line
WU109
collected
during
three
consecutive
seasons
were
identified
using
16S
rDNA
sequencing.
Core
community
composition
was
essentially
consistent
across
generations
two
planting
locations.
total,
212
operational
taxonomic
units
(OTUs)
belonging
to
11
phyla
identified,
among
which
proteobacteria
dominant
phylum.
Fifty-six
OTUs
conserved
generations.
Within
them,
16
core
components
Ralstonia
solanacearum,
Delftia
tsuruhatensis,
Bacillu
svelezensis
Shigella
boydii,
accounting
60%
total
abundance
OTUs.
COG
KEGG
analyses
showed
that
mainly
enriched
metabolic
processes,
especially
amino
acid,
carbohydrate
energy
metabolism.
Taken
together,
results
suggested
likely
co-shaped
by
both
genetic
determination
environment,
while
constitutes
endophytes
due
transgenerational
transmission.
Establishing
mutualistic
link
between
its
enables
exploitation
enhancing
production.
This
finding
provides
reference
better
understand
inheritance
maize.
Language: Английский
Ecological assembly dynamics of the seed-borne microbiome in cultivated and wild wheat
Ezgi Özkurt,
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Zaywa Mariush,
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Doreen Landermann‐Habetha
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et al.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 27, 2024
Abstract
Background
Plants
host
diverse
microbial
communities
that
can
significantly
impact
plant
health.
A
portion
of
these
is
vertically
transmitted
to
the
next
generation
through
seeds,
influencing
early
development.
While
seed
microbiota
composition
known
be
shaped
by
environmental,
genetic,
and
stochastic
factors,
detailed
insights
into
factors
govern
variation
within
between
plants
same
species
remain
limited.
Furthermore,
dynamic
vertically-transmitted
microbes
their
mode
colonization
are
poorly
understood.
Results
In
this
study,
we
characterized
bacterial
multiple
seeds
originating
from
spike
adult
wheat
demonstrated
a
high
extent
homogeneity
in
microorganisms.
We
propagated
seedlings
under
controlled
conditions
monitor
Intriguingly,
spite
relatively
homogeneous
bacteria
individual
colonizing
early-stage
seedlings,
particularly
during
initial
leaf
development,
vary
extensively,
even
among
spike.
Applying
neutral
assembly
model,
show
transmission
microbiomes
primarily
governed
selective
processes,
whereas
post-transmission
events.
Conclusions
Overall,
study
introduces
novel
experimental
approach
for
investigating
microbiome
inheritance
plants.
By
leveraging
replication
field,
provide
new
nature
seed-associated
wheat.
Language: Английский