Annual Review of Phytopathology,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
57(1), P. 505 - 529
Published: Aug. 25, 2019
As
primary
producers,
plants
are
under
constant
pressure
to
defend
themselves
against
potentially
deadly
pathogens
and
herbivores.
In
this
review,
we
describe
short-
long-term
strategies
that
enable
cope
with
these
stresses.
Apart
from
internal
immunological
involve
physiological
(epi)genetic
modifications
at
the
cellular
level,
also
employ
external
rely
on
recruitment
of
beneficial
organisms.
We
discuss
along
a
gradient
increasing
timescales,
ranging
rapid
immune
responses
initiated
within
seconds
adaptations
occur
over
multiple
plant
generations.
cover
latest
insights
into
mechanistic
evolutionary
underpinnings
present
explanatory
models.
Finally,
how
knowledge
short-lived
model
species
can
be
translated
economically
ecologically
important
perennials
exploit
adaptive
mitigate
future
impacts
pests
diseases
in
an
increasingly
interconnected
changing
world.
Plant and Cell Physiology,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
60(7), P. 1405 - 1419
Published: April 23, 2019
Coumarins
are
a
family
of
plant-derived
secondary
metabolites
that
produced
via
the
phenylpropanoid
pathway.
In
past
decade,
coumarins
have
emerged
as
iron-mobilizing
compounds
secreted
by
plant
roots
and
aid
in
iron
uptake
from
iron-deprived
soils.
Members
coumarin
found
many
species.
Besides
their
role
uptake,
been
extensively
studied
for
potential
to
fight
infections
both
plants
animals.
Coumarin
activities
range
antimicrobial
antiviral
anticoagulant
anticancer.
recent
years,
studies
model
species
tobacco
Arabidopsis
significantly
increased
our
understanding
biosynthesis,
accumulation,
secretion,
chemical
modification
modes
action
against
pathogens.
Here,
we
review
current
knowledge
on
different
We
focus
simple
provide
an
overview
biosynthesis
environmental
stress
responses,
with
special
attention
recently
discovered
semiochemical
aboveground
belowground
plant-microbe
interactions
assembly
root
microbiome.
Microbiome,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
9(1)
Published: Sept. 15, 2021
The
plant
microbiome
is
an
integral
part
of
the
host
and
increasingly
recognized
as
playing
fundamental
roles
in
growth
health.
Increasing
evidence
indicates
that
rhizosphere
recruits
beneficial
microbes
to
suppress
soil-borne
pathogens.
However,
ecological
processes
govern
assembly
functions
below-
aboveground
compartments
under
pathogen
invasion
are
not
fully
understood.
Here,
we
studied
bacterial
fungal
communities
associated
with
12
(e.g.,
soils,
roots,
stems,
fruits)
chili
pepper
(Capsicum
annuum
L.)
using
amplicons
(16S
ITS)
metagenomics
approaches
at
main
production
sites
China
investigated
how
Fusarium
wilt
disease
(FWD)
affects
assembly,
co-occurrence
patterns,
plant-associated
microbiomes.The
amplicon
data
analyses
revealed
FWD
affected
less
on
reproductive
organs
(fruit)
than
vegetative
(root
stem),
strongest
impact
upper
stem
epidermis.
Fungal
intra-kingdom
networks
were
stable
their
more
sensitive
communities.
analysis
microbial
interkingdom
network
further
indicated
destabilized
induced
importance
taxa.
Although
diseased
plants
susceptible
colonization
by
other
pathogenic
fungi,
can
also
recruit
potential
bacteria.
Some
taxa
enriched
identified
core
for
microbiomes
hub
networks.
On
hand,
metagenomic
significant
enrichment
several
functional
genes
involved
detoxification,
biofilm
formation,
plant-microbiome
signaling
pathways
(i.e.,
chemotaxis)
plants.Together,
demonstrate
a
could
bacteria
mitigate
changes
organ
facilitate
or
its
offspring
survival.
may
attract
through
modulation
pathways.
These
findings
significantly
advance
our
understanding
interactions
provide
important
harnessing
sustainable
agriculture.
Video
abstract.
Microbiome,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
8(1)
Published: Sept. 22, 2020
Abstract
Background
Plant
diseases
caused
by
fungal
pathogen
result
in
a
substantial
economic
impact
on
the
global
food
and
fruit
industry.
Application
of
organic
fertilizers
supplemented
with
biocontrol
microorganisms
(
i.e.
bioorganic
fertilizers)
has
been
shown
to
improve
resistance
against
plant
pathogens
at
least
part
due
impacts
structure
function
resident
soil
microbiome.
However,
it
remains
unclear
whether
such
improvements
are
driven
specific
action
microbial
inoculants,
populations
naturally
fertilizer
or
physical-chemical
properties
compost
substrate.
The
aim
this
study
was
seek
ecological
mechanisms
involved
disease
suppressive
activity
bio-organic
fertilizers.
Results
To
disentangle
mechanism
action,
we
conducted
an
experiment
tracking
Fusarium
wilt
banana
changes
communities
over
three
growth
seasons
response
following
four
treatments:
(containing
Bacillus
amyloliquefaciens
W19),
fertilizer,
sterilized
B
.
W19.
We
found
that
which
re-inoculated
provided
similar
degree
suppression
as
non-sterilized
across
cropping
seasons.
further
observed
these
treatments
is
linked
communities,
specifically
leading
increases
Pseudomonas
spp..
Observed
correlations
between
amendment
indigenous
spp.
might
underlie
were
studied
laboratory
pot
experiments.
These
studies
revealed
bacterial
taxa
synergistically
increase
biofilm
formation
likely
acted
plant-beneficial
consortium
pathogen.
Conclusion
Together
demonstrate
product
inoculum
within
its
This
knowledge
should
help
design
more
efficient
biofertilizers
designed
promote
function.
The ISME Journal,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
13(7), P. 1647 - 1658
Published: Feb. 22, 2019
Abstract
The
rhizobiome
is
an
important
regulator
of
plant
growth
and
health.
Plants
shape
their
communities
through
production
release
primary
secondary
root
metabolites.
Benzoxazinoids
(BXs)
are
common
tryptophan-derived
metabolites
in
grasses
that
regulate
belowground
aboveground
biotic
interactions.
In
addition
to
biocidal
activity,
BXs
can
plant–biotic
interactions
as
semiochemicals
or
within-plant
defence
signals.
However,
the
full
extent
mechanisms
by
which
root-associated
microbiome
has
remained
largely
unexplored.
Here,
we
have
taken
a
global
approach
examine
regulatory
activity
on
maize
metabolome
associated
bacterial
fungal
communities.
Using
untargeted
mass
spectrometry
analysis
combination
with
prokaryotic
amplicon
sequencing,
compared
impacts
three
genetic
mutations
different
steps
BX
pathway.
We
show
metabolism
concurrently
influence
type-dependent
manner.
Correlation
between
BX-controlled
taxa
suggested
dominant
role
for
BX-dependent
metabolites,
particularly
flavonoids,
constraining
range
soil
microbial
taxa,
while
stimulating
methylophilic
bacteria.
Our
study
supports
multilateral
model
control
root–microbe
via
function
metabolism.
BMC Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
19(1)
Published: Sept. 2, 2019
Plants
have
evolved
intimate
interactions
with
soil
microbes
for
a
range
of
beneficial
functions
including
nutrient
acquisition,
pathogen
resistance
and
stress
tolerance.
Further
understanding
this
system
is
promising
way
to
advance
sustainable
agriculture
by
exploiting
the
versatile
benefits
offered
plant
microbiome.
The
rhizosphere
interface
between
soil,
as
first
step
defense
root
microbiome
recruitment.
It
features
specialized
microbial
community,
intensive
microbe-plant
microbe-microbe
interactions,
complex
signal
communication.
To
decipher
assembly
soybean
(Glycine
max),
we
comprehensively
characterized
community
using
16S
rRNA
gene
sequencing
evaluated
structuring
influence
from
both
host
genotype
source.Comparison
bulk
revealed
significantly
different
composition,
metabolic
capacity.
Soil
type
cooperatively
modulated
predominantly
shaping
while
slightly
tuned
recruitment
process.
undomesticated
progenitor
species,
Glycine
soja,
had
higher
diversity
in
types
tested
comparison
domesticated
genotypes.
Rhizobium,
Novosphingobium,
Phenylobacterium,
Streptomyces,
Nocardioides,
etc.
were
robustly
enriched
irrespective
tested.
Co-occurrence
network
analysis
dominant
effects
specific
preferences
key
interactions.
Functional
prediction
results
demonstrated
converged
capacity
among
genotypes,
pathways
related
xenobiotic
degradation,
plant-microbe
transport
being
greatly
rhizosphere.This
comprehensive
genotypes
expands
our
microbe
general
provides
foundational
information
legume
crop
cooperative
modulating
role
emphasizes
importance
integrated
consideration
condition
genetic
variability
future
development
application
synthetic
microbiomes.
Additionally,
detection
tuning
breeding
programs
integrate
traits
participating
microbiota
assembly.
Journal of Integrative Plant Biology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
64(2), P. 230 - 243
Published: Jan. 14, 2022
The
root
microbiome
refers
to
the
community
of
microbes
living
in
association
with
a
plant's
roots,
and
includes
mutualists,
pathogens,
commensals.
Here
we
focus
on
recent
advances
study
commensal
which
is
major
research
object
microbiome-related
researches.
With
rapid
development
new
technologies,
plant-commensal
interactions
can
be
explored
unprecedented
breadth
depth.
Both
soil
environment
host
plant
drive
assembly.
bulk
seed
bank
potential
commensals,
plants
use
exudates
immune
responses
build
healthy
microbial
communities
from
available
microbes.
extends
functional
system
by
participating
variety
processes,
including
nutrient
absorption,
growth
promotion,
resistance
biotic
abiotic
stresses.
Plants
their
microbiomes
have
evolved
adaptation
strategies
over
time.
However,
there
still
huge
gap
our
understanding
regulatory
mechanisms
interactions.
In
this
review,
summarize
assembly
effects
these
development,
look
at
prospects
for
promoting
sustainable
agricultural
through
microbiome.
The Plant Journal,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
105(2), P. 518 - 541
Published: Dec. 18, 2020
Summary
The
interaction
of
plants
with
complex
microbial
communities
is
the
result
co‐evolution
over
millions
years
and
contributed
to
plant
transition
adaptation
land.
ability
be
an
essential
part
highly
dynamic
ecosystems
dependent
on
their
diverse
communities.
Plant
microbiota
can
support,
even
enable,
functions
are
crucial
in
sustaining
fitness
under
often
rapidly
changing
environments.
composition
diversity
differs
between
soil
compartments.
It
indicates
that
these
compartments
not
static
but
adjusted
by
environment
as
well
inter‐microbial
plant–microbe
communication.
Hormones
take
a
role
contributing
assembly
microbiomes,
microbes
employ
same
hormones
completely
different
intentions.
Here,
function
go‐betweens
influence
shape
discussed.
versatility
microbe‐derived
essentially
contributes
creation
habitats
origin
and,
thus,
multifunctionality
plants,
ultimately
ecosystems.