Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: March 1, 2019
Defining
the
organisation
of
species
interaction
networks
and
unveiling
processes
behind
their
assembly
is
fundamental
to
understanding
patterns
biodiversity,
community
stability
ecosystem
functioning.
Marine
sponges
host
complex
communities
microorganisms
that
contribute
health
survival,
yet
mechanisms
microbiome
are
largely
unknown.
We
present
global
marine
sponge-microbiome
network
reveal
a
modular
in
both
structure
function.
Modules
linked
by
few
sponge
share
microbes
with
other
around
world.
Further,
we
provide
evidence
abiotic
factors
influence
structuring
when
considering
all
present,
but
biotic
interactions
drive
more
intimately
associated
'core'
microorganisms.
These
findings
suggest
ecological
evolutionary
at
play
host-microbe
assembly.
expect
be
consistent
across
multicellular
hosts
throughout
tree
life.
Microbiome,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
8(1)
Published: June 30, 2020
The
field
of
microbiome
research
has
evolved
rapidly
over
the
past
few
decades
and
become
a
topic
great
scientific
public
interest.
As
result
this
rapid
growth
in
interest
covering
different
fields,
we
are
lacking
clear
commonly
agreed
definition
term
"microbiome."
Moreover,
consensus
on
best
practices
is
missing.
Recently,
panel
international
experts
discussed
current
gaps
frame
European-funded
MicrobiomeSupport
project.
meeting
brought
together
about
40
leaders
from
diverse
areas,
while
more
than
hundred
all
world
took
part
an
online
survey
accompanying
workshop.
This
article
excerpts
outcomes
workshop
corresponding
embedded
short
historical
introduction
future
outlook.
We
propose
based
compact,
clear,
comprehensive
description
provided
by
Whipps
et
al.
1988,
amended
with
set
novel
recommendations
considering
latest
technological
developments
findings.
clearly
separate
terms
microbiota
provide
discussion
composition
microbiota,
heterogeneity
dynamics
microbiomes
time
space,
stability
resilience
microbial
networks,
core
microbiomes,
functionally
relevant
keystone
species
as
well
co-evolutionary
principles
microbe-host
inter-species
interactions
within
microbiome.
These
broad
definitions
suggested
unifying
concepts
will
help
to
improve
standardization
studies
future,
could
be
starting
point
for
integrated
assessment
data
resulting
transfer
knowledge
basic
science
into
practice.
Furthermore,
standards
important
solving
new
challenges
associated
anthropogenic-driven
changes
planetary
health,
which
understanding
might
play
key
role.
Video
Abstract.
Microbiome,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
6(1)
Published: March 9, 2018
The
recognition
that
all
macroorganisms
live
in
symbiotic
association
with
microbial
communities
has
opened
up
a
new
field
biology.
Animals,
plants,
and
algae
are
now
considered
holobionts,
complex
ecosystems
consisting
of
the
host,
microbiota,
interactions
among
them.
Accordingly,
ecological
concepts
can
be
applied
to
understand
host-derived
processes
govern
dynamics
interactive
networks
within
holobiont.
In
marine
systems,
holobionts
further
integrated
into
larger
more
ecosystems,
concept
referred
as
"nested
ecosystems."
this
review,
we
discuss
dynamic
interact
at
multiple
scales
respond
environmental
change.
We
focus
on
symbiosis
sponges
their
communities—a
resulted
one
most
diverse
environment.
recent
years,
sponge
microbiology
remarkably
advanced
terms
curated
databases,
standardized
protocols,
information
functions
microbiota.
Like
Russian
doll,
these
translated
holobiont
impact
surrounding
ecosystem.
For
example,
sponge-associated
metabolisms,
fueled
by
high
filtering
capacity
substantially
affect
biogeochemical
cycling
key
nutrients
like
carbon,
nitrogen,
phosphorous.
Since
increasingly
threatened
anthropogenic
stressors
jeopardize
stability
ecosystem,
link
between
perturbations,
dysbiosis,
diseases.
Experimental
studies
suggest
community
composition
is
tightly
linked
health,
but
whether
dysbiosis
cause
or
consequence
collapse
remains
unresolved.
Moreover,
potential
role
microbiome
mediating
for
acclimate
adapt
change
unknown.
Future
should
aim
identify
mechanisms
underlying
scales,
from
develop
management
strategies
preserve
provided
our
present
future
oceans.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
118(51)
Published: Dec. 3, 2021
The
term
"core
microbiome"
has
become
widely
used
in
microbial
ecology
over
the
last
decade.
Broadly,
core
microbiome
refers
to
any
set
of
taxa,
or
genomic
and
functional
attributes
associated
with
those
that
are
characteristic
a
host
environment
interest.
Most
commonly,
microbiomes
measured
as
taxa
shared
among
two
more
samples
from
particular
environment.
Despite
popularity
this
its
growing
use,
there
is
little
consensus
about
how
should
be
quantified
practice.
Here,
we
present
brief
history
concept
use
representative
sample
literature
review
different
metrics
commonly
for
quantifying
core.
Empirical
analyses
have
wide
range
microbiome,
including
arbitrary
occurrence
abundance
cutoff
values,
focal
taxonomic
level
ranging
phyla
amplicon
sequence
variants.
However,
many
these
susceptible
sampling
other
biases.
Developing
standardized
accounts
such
biases
necessary
testing
specific
hypotheses
ecological
roles
microbiomes.
Environmental Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
20(1), P. 124 - 140
Published: Dec. 21, 2017
Harnessing
plant
microbiota
can
assist
in
sustainably
increasing
primary
productivity
to
meet
growing
global
demands
for
food
and
biofuel.
However,
development
of
rational
microbiome-based
approaches
improving
crop
yield
is
currently
hindered
by
a
lack
understanding
the
major
biotic
abiotic
factors
shaping
microbiome
under
relevant
field
conditions.
We
examined
bacterial
fungal
communities
associated
with
both
aerial
(leaves,
stalks)
belowground
(roots,
soil)
compartments
four
commercial
sugarcane
varieties
(Saccharum
spp.)
grown
several
regions
Australia.
identified
drivers
conditions
evaluated
whether
plants
shared
core
microbiome.
Sugarcane-associated
microbial
assemblages
were
primarily
determined
compartment,
followed
region,
age,
variety
Yellow
Canopy
Syndrome
(YCS).
detected
set
members
that
influenced
YCS
incidence.
Our
study
revealed
key
hub
microorganisms
networks
leaves,
stalks,
roots
rhizosphere
soil
despite
location
time-associated
shifts
community
assemblages.
Elucidating
their
functional
roles
identification
keystone
sustain
health
could
provide
technological
breakthrough
sustainable
increase
productivity.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: April 7, 2022
Abstract
Microbial
communities
are
responsible
for
biological
wastewater
treatment,
but
our
knowledge
of
their
diversity
and
function
is
still
poor.
Here,
we
sequence
more
than
5
million
high-quality,
full-length
16S
rRNA
gene
sequences
from
740
treatment
plants
(WWTPs)
across
the
world
use
to
construct
‘MiDAS
4’
database.
MiDAS
4
an
amplicon
variant
resolved,
reference
database
with
a
comprehensive
taxonomy
domain
species
level
all
sequences.
We
independent
dataset
(269
WWTPs)
show
that
4,
compared
commonly
used
universal
databases,
provides
better
coverage
WWTP
bacteria
improved
rate
genus
classification.
Taking
advantage
carry
out
amplicon-based,
global-scale
microbial
community
profiling
activated
sludge
using
two
common
sets
primers
targeting
regions
gene,
revealing
how
environmental
conditions
biogeography
shape
microbiota.
also
identify
core
conditionally
rare
or
abundant
taxa,
encompassing
966
genera
1530
represent
approximately
80%
50%
accumulated
read
abundance,
respectively.
Finally,
well-studied
functional
guilds,
such
as
nitrifiers
polyphosphate-accumulating
organisms,
same
prevalent
worldwide,
only
few
in
each
genus.
Microbiome,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
6(1)
Published: March 20, 2018
The
holobiont
concept
was
first
developed
for
coral
ecosystems
but
has
been
extended
to
multiple
organisms,
including
plants
and
other
animals.
Studies
on
insect-associated
microbial
communities
have
produced
strong
evidence
that
symbiotic
bacteria
play
a
major
role
in
host
biology.
However,
the
understanding
of
these
relationships
mainly
limited
phytophagous
insects,
while
host-associated
microbiota
haematophagous
insect
vectors
remains
largely
unexplored.
Mosquitoes
are
global
public
health
concern,
with
concomitant
increase
people
at
risk
infection.
emergence
re-emergence
mosquito-borne
diseases
led
many
researchers
study
both
mosquito
its
associated
microbiota.
Although
most
studies
descriptive,
they
broad
description
bacterial
hosted
by
populations.
This
review
describes
key
advances
progress
field
research
also
encompassing
microbes
environmental
factors
driving
their
composition
diversity.
discussion
includes
recent
findings
functional
roles
underlines
interactions
biology
pathogen
transmission.
Insight
into
ecology
multipartite
interactions,
we
consider
conferring
term
is
useful
get
comprehensive
vector
pathosystem
functioning
so
as
be
able
develop
innovative
efficient
novel
control
strategies.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: Sept. 12, 2019
Perennial
grasses
are
promising
feedstocks
for
biofuel
production,
with
potential
leveraging
their
native
microbiomes
to
increase
productivity
and
resilience
environmental
stress.
Here,
we
characterize
the
16S
rRNA
gene
diversity
seasonal
assembly
of
bacterial
archaeal
two
perennial
cellulosic
feedstocks,
switchgrass
(Panicum
virgatum
L.)
miscanthus
(Miscanthus
x
giganteus).
We
sample
leaves
soil
every
three
weeks
from
pre-emergence
through
senescence
consecutive
growing
seasons
one
season,
identify
core
leaf
taxa
based
on
occupancy.
Virtually
all
also
detected
in
soil;
source-sink
modeling
shows
non-random,
ecological
filtering
by
leaf,
suggesting
that
is
an
important
reservoir
phyllosphere
diversity.
Core
include
early,
mid,
late
season
groups
were
consistent
across
years
crops.
This
consistency
microbiome
dynamics
members
manipulation
or
management
support
crop
production.