PLANT PHYSIOLOGY,
Journal Year:
2014,
Volume and Issue:
166(2), P. 689 - 700
Published: July 24, 2014
Abstract
There
is
considerable
evidence
in
the
literature
that
beneficial
rhizospheric
microbes
can
alter
plant
morphology,
enhance
growth,
and
increase
mineral
content.
Of
late,
there
a
surge
to
understand
impact
of
microbiome
on
health.
Recent
research
shows
utilization
novel
sequencing
techniques
identify
model
systems
such
as
Arabidopsis
(Arabidopsis
thaliana)
maize
(Zea
mays).
However,
it
not
known
how
community
identified
may
play
role
improve
health
fitness.
are
very
few
detailed
studies
with
isolated
showing
importance
functional
fitness
disease
protection.
Some
recent
work
cultivated
rice
(Oryza
sativa)
wide
diversity
bacterial
species
associated
roots
field-grown
plants.
biological
significance
potential
effects
host
plants
completely
unknown.
Work
performed
strains
showed
various
genetic
pathways
involved
recognition
host-specific
factors
roles
host-microbe
interactions.
The
composition
dynamic
controlled
by
multiple
factors.
In
case
rhizosphere,
temperature,
pH,
presence
chemical
signals
from
bacteria,
plants,
nematodes
all
shape
environment
influence
which
organisms
will
flourish.
This
provides
basis
for
their
microbiomes
selectively
associate
one
another.
Update
addresses
phenotypes
provide
sustainable
effective
strategy
crop
yield
food
security.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
9
Published: Oct. 23, 2018
Microbes
of
the
phytomicrobiome
are
associated
with
every
plant
tissue
and,
in
combination
form
holobiont.
Plants
regulate
composition
and
activity
their
bacterial
community
carefully.
These
microbes
provide
a
wide
range
services
benefits
to
plant;
return,
provides
microbial
reduced
carbon
other
metabolites.
Soils
generally
moist
environment,
rich
which
supports
extensive
soil
communities.
The
rhizomicrobiome
is
great
importance
agriculture
owing
diversity
root
exudates
cell
debris
that
attract
diverse
unique
patterns
colonization.
play
key
roles
nutrient
acquisition
assimilation,
improved
texture,
secreting
modulating
extracellular
molecules
such
as
hormones,
secondary
metabolites,
antibiotics
various
signal
compounds,
all
leading
enhancement
growth.
compounds
they
secrete
constitute
valuable
biostimulants
pivotal
stress
responses.
Research
has
demonstrated
inoculating
plants
plant-growth
promoting
rhizobacteria
(PGPR)
or
treating
microbe-to-plant
can
be
an
effective
strategy
stimulate
crop
Furthermore,
these
strategies
improve
tolerance
for
abiotic
stresses
(egs.
drought,
heat,
salinity)
likely
become
more
frequent
climate
change
conditions
continue
develop.
This
discovery
resulted
multifunctional
PGPR-based
formulations
commercial
agriculture,
minimize
use
synthetic
fertilizers
agrochemicals.
review
update
about
role
PGPR
from
collection
commercialization
low-cost
agricultural
inputs.
First,
we
introduce
concept
context
underlying
food
security
21st
century.
Next,
mechanisms
growth
promotion
by
discussed,
including
exchange
between
roots
how
relationships
modulate
responses
via
induced
systemic
resistance.
On
application
side,
discussed
rhizosphere
colonization
inoculants.
final
sections
paper
describe
applications
century
roadmap
technology.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2015,
Volume and Issue:
112(11)
Published: March 2, 2015
Significance
Across
ecology,
and
particularly
within
microbial
there
is
limited
understanding
of
the
mechanisms
governing
relative
influences
stochastic
deterministic
processes.
Filling
this
knowledge
gap
a
major
challenge
that
requires
development
novel
conceptual
paradigms,
experiments,
ecological
models.
Here
we
(
i
)
present
model
couples
stochastic/deterministic
balance
to
primary
secondary
succession,
thereby
integrating
previously
isolated
domains;
ii
evaluate
over
105
years
ecosystem
development,
revealing
systematic
shift
in
type
strength
selection;
iii
couple
empirical
data
with
new
simulation
elucidate
underlying
characterize
their
scale
dependency.
The
insights
framework
provided
here
represent
nexus
for
cross-system
integration.
Journal of Advanced Research,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
19, P. 29 - 37
Published: March 20, 2019
Plants
have
evolved
with
a
plethora
of
microorganisms
having
important
roles
for
plant
growth
and
health.
A
considerable
amount
information
is
now
available
on
the
structure
dynamics
microbiota
as
well
functional
capacities
isolated
community
members.
Due
to
interesting
potential
due
current
challenges
in
crop
production
there
an
urgent
need
bring
microbial
innovations
into
practice.
Different
approaches
microbiome
improvement
exist.
On
one
hand
strains
or
strain
combinations
can
be
applied,
however,
field
success
often
variable
urgently
required.
Smart,
knowledge-driven
selection
needed
use
suitable
delivery
formulations.
other
hand,
farming
practices
genotype
influence
thus
functioning.
Therefore,
appropriate
breeding
leading
improved
plant-microbiome
interactions
are
avenues
increase
benefit
microbiota.
In
conclusion,
different
making
new
generation
inoculants
application
microbiome-based
agro-management
lines
could
lead
better
microbiome.
This
paper
reviews
importance
functionalities
bacterial
discusses
concepts
regard
plant-associated
bacteria.
Microbiome,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
6(1)
Published: March 27, 2018
Since
the
colonization
of
land
by
ancestral
plant
lineages
450
million
years
ago,
plants
and
their
associated
microbes
have
been
interacting
with
each
other,
forming
an
assemblage
species
that
is
often
referred
to
as
a
"holobiont."
Selective
pressure
acting
on
holobiont
components
has
likely
shaped
plant-associated
microbial
communities
selected
for
host-adapted
microorganisms
impact
fitness.
However,
high
densities
detected
tissues,
together
fast
generation
time
more
ancient
origin
compared
host,
suggest
microbe-microbe
interactions
are
also
important
selective
forces
sculpting
complex
assemblages
in
phyllosphere,
rhizosphere,
endosphere
compartments.
Reductionist
approaches
conducted
under
laboratory
conditions
critical
decipher
strategies
used
specific
cooperate
compete
within
or
outside
tissues.
Nonetheless,
our
understanding
these
shaping
communities,
along
relevance
host
health
natural
context,
remains
sparse.
Using
examples
obtained
from
reductionist
community-level
approaches,
we
discuss
fundamental
role
(prokaryotes
micro-eukaryotes)
community
structure
health.
We
provide
conceptual
framework
illustrating
among
microbiota
members
establishment
maintenance
host-microbial
homeostasis.
Ecology Letters,
Journal Year:
2016,
Volume and Issue:
19(8), P. 926 - 936
Published: June 6, 2016
Abstract
While
interactions
between
roots
and
microorganisms
have
been
intensively
studied,
we
know
little
about
among
root‐associated
microbes.
We
used
random
matrix
theory‐based
network
analysis
of
16S
rRNA
genes
to
identify
bacterial
networks
associated
with
wild
oat
(
Avena
fatua
)
over
two
seasons
in
greenhouse
microcosms.
Rhizosphere
were
substantially
more
complex
than
those
surrounding
soils,
indicating
the
rhizosphere
has
a
greater
potential
for
niche‐sharing.
Network
complexity
increased
as
plants
grew,
even
diversity
decreased,
highlighting
that
community
organisation
is
not
captured
by
univariate
diversity.
Covariations
predominantly
positive
(>
80%),
suggesting
extensive
mutualistic
may
occur
bacteria;
identified
quorum‐based
signalling
one
strategy.
Putative
keystone
taxa
often
had
low
relative
abundances,
low‐abundance
significantly
contribute
function.
complexity,
previously
undescribed
property
microbiome,
appears
be
defining
characteristic
this
habitat.
Annual Review of Genetics,
Journal Year:
2016,
Volume and Issue:
50(1), P. 211 - 234
Published: Sept. 20, 2016
Plants
do
not
grow
as
axenic
organisms
in
nature,
but
host
a
diverse
community
of
microorganisms,
termed
the
plant
microbiota.
There
is
an
increasing
awareness
that
microbiota
plays
role
growth
and
can
provide
protection
from
invading
pathogens.
Apart
intense
research
on
crop
plants,
Arabidopsis
emerging
valuable
model
system
to
investigate
drivers
shaping
stable
bacterial
communities
leaves
roots
tool
decipher
intricate
relationship
among
its
colonizing
microorganisms.
Gnotobiotic
experimental
systems
help
establish
causal
relationships
between
genotypes
phenotypes
test
hypotheses
biotic
abiotic
perturbations
systematic
way.
We
highlight
major
recent
findings
using
comparative
profiling
omics
analyses,
discuss
these
approaches
light
establishment
beneficial
traits
like
nutrient
acquisition
health.
Botany,
Journal Year:
2014,
Volume and Issue:
92(4), P. 267 - 275
Published: Feb. 26, 2014
The
study
of
the
interactions
between
plants
and
their
microbial
communities
in
rhizosphere
is
important
for
developing
sustainable
management
practices
agricultural
products
such
as
biofertilizers
biopesticides.
Plant
roots
release
a
broad
variety
chemical
compounds
to
attract
select
microorganisms
rhizosphere.
In
turn,
these
plant-associated
microorganisms,
via
different
mechanisms,
influence
plant
health
growth.
this
review,
we
summarize
recent
progress
made
unraveling
microbes
through
root
exudates,
focusing
on
how
exudate
mediate
rhizospheric
both
at
plant–microbe
plant–microbiome
levels.
We
also
discuss
potential
exudates
harnessing
with
that
could
lead
practices.