Microorganisms,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(5), P. 869 - 869
Published: April 26, 2024
Soil
microbes
are
crucial
in
shaping
the
root-associated
microbial
communities.
In
this
study,
we
analyzed
effect
of
soil-root
niche
gradient
on
diversity,
composition,
and
assembly
bacterial
community
co-occurrence
network
two
cotton
varieties.
The
results
revealed
that
communities
compartment
niches
exhibited
a
skewed
species
abundance
distribution,
dominated
by
abundant
taxa
showing
strong
spatial
specificity.
processes
rhizosphere
were
mainly
driven
stochastic
processes,
enrichment
pattern
supplemented
depletion
to
recruit
bacteria
from
bulk
soil,
resulting
more
stable
community.
endosphere
determined
rhizosphere,
decrease
stability
complexity
network.
shaped
diversity
communities,
variety
genotype
was
an
important
source
within
niche.
We
suggest
moderate
contribute
significantly
changes
than
rare
during
succession
root-soil
continuum.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Oct. 24, 2023
Disentangling
community
assembly
processes
is
crucial
for
fully
understanding
the
function
of
microbiota
in
agricultural
ecosystems.
However,
numerous
plant
microbiome
surveys
have
gradually
revealed
that
stochastic
dominate
endophytic
root
conflict
with
strong
host
filtering
effects,
which
an
important
issue.
Resolving
such
conflicts
or
inconsistencies
will
not
only
help
accurately
predict
composition
and
structure
its
driving
mechanisms,
but
also
provide
guidance
on
correlation
between
relative
importance
deterministic
microbiota,
crop
productivity
nutritional
quality.
Here,
we
propose
inappropriate
division
dispersal
limitation
may
be
main
reason
inconsistency,
can
resolved
after
proportion
incorporated
into
processes.
The
rationality
this
adjustment
under
framework
formation
a
holobiont
herein
explained,
potential
theoretical
dynamic
patterns
along
soil–plant
continuum
proposed.
Considering
complicated,
suggest
caution
level-by-level
verification
from
to
neutral
components
when
deciding
attribution
future
promote
expansion
application
engineering
sustainable
development
based
patterns.
Microorganisms,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(8), P. 1521 - 1521
Published: July 24, 2024
Organic
fertilizers,
such
as
spent
mushroom
substrate
(SMS),
improve
soil
fertility,
but
studies
comparing
their
effects
on
different
agricultural
soils
are
limited.
In
this
study,
the
of
standard,
SMS
and
composed
fertilizers
from
conventional-integrated,
organic
biodynamic
farming
were
investigated.
Soil
samples
analyzed
for
microorganisms
activity
β-glucosidase
(β-GLU),
β-1,4-N-acetylglucosaminidase
(NAG),
urease
(URE),
arylamidase
(ARN),
phosphatase
(PHOS),
acid
(PAC),
alkaline
(PAH)
arylsulphatase
(ARS).
Biodynamic
showed
highest
microbial
counts
enzyme
activities,
followed
by
conventional
soils.
significantly
increased
number
especially
in
Seasonal
variations
affected
all
most
enzymes
soils,
except
NAG
stable
throughout
year,
indicating
greater
stability.
This
study
concludes
that
activities
respond
differently
to
fertilization
depending
type,
with
demonstrating
beneficial
tested
Microorganisms,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(5), P. 869 - 869
Published: April 26, 2024
Soil
microbes
are
crucial
in
shaping
the
root-associated
microbial
communities.
In
this
study,
we
analyzed
effect
of
soil-root
niche
gradient
on
diversity,
composition,
and
assembly
bacterial
community
co-occurrence
network
two
cotton
varieties.
The
results
revealed
that
communities
compartment
niches
exhibited
a
skewed
species
abundance
distribution,
dominated
by
abundant
taxa
showing
strong
spatial
specificity.
processes
rhizosphere
were
mainly
driven
stochastic
processes,
enrichment
pattern
supplemented
depletion
to
recruit
bacteria
from
bulk
soil,
resulting
more
stable
community.
endosphere
determined
rhizosphere,
decrease
stability
complexity
network.
shaped
diversity
communities,
variety
genotype
was
an
important
source
within
niche.
We
suggest
moderate
contribute
significantly
changes
than
rare
during
succession
root-soil
continuum.