Mitigation of salinity stress in salt‐sensitive rice seedlings via phytohormone synthesis, antioxidant defence enhancement, and ion balance regulation induced by 5‐aminolevulinic acid‐producing purple non‐sulfur bacteria
Plant Biology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 3, 2025
Abstract
Salt
stress,
intensified
by
climate
change,
is
a
significant
threat
to
rice
production,
vital
staple
for
over
half
the
world's
population.
This
makes
addressing
salt
stress
in
cultivation
pressing
issue.
study
investigates
role
of
PNSB
as
biostimulant
enhancing
salinity
tolerance
salt‐sensitive
seedlings,
existing
gaps
knowledge
on
physiological
and
biochemical
impacts
under
saline
stress.
We
inoculated
seedlings
with
80
mmol
NaCl
controlled
environment.
After
5‐day
treatment,
we
conducted
analyses.
Salinity
induced
oxidative
seedlings.
However,
application
5‐ALA‐producing
mitigated
elevated
5‐ALA
shoots
23%,
roots
190.5%,
chlorophyll
content
105.0%.
treatment
also
reduced
superoxide
radicals
(O
2
•−
)
H
O
26.7%
38.7%,
respectively,
related
increased
activity
antioxidant
enzymes,
SOD
(142.9%)
APX
(41.8%).
led
lower
electrolyte
leakage
(25.2%)
MDA
(17.4%),
indicating
ROS.
Additionally,
proline
soluble
sugar
decreased
29.2%
72.5%,
respectively.
sodium
potassium
ion
both
(31.2%)
(27.4%)
salt‐stressed
These
findings
suggest
that
may
facilitate
nutrient
solubilization
balance,
thereby
mitigating
adverse
effects
salinity,
potential
implications
sustainable
agricultural
practices
improve
crop
yield
environments.
Future
research
should
focus
elucidating
specific
pathways
involved
PNSB‐mediated
exploring
their
across
diverse
species
varying
conditions.
Language: Английский
Differentiation and response mechanisms of the endophytic flora of plants ecologically restored in the ilmenite area
Xin Yu,
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Junqiang Xu,
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Zhonghua Zou
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et al.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: March 7, 2025
Heavy
metal
contamination
in
soil
is
a
serious
environmental
challenge,
and
abandoned
mining
areas
are
of
particular
concern.
In
order
to
rehabilitate
the
ecology
these
areas.
this
study,
we
used
ICP-MS
potentiometric
method
analyze
physicochemical
then
endophytic
bacteria
remediation
plants
with
help
16sRNA
sequencing,
investigate
ecological
ilmenite
mine
effect
microbiology
by
seven
common
plants.
The
results
revealed
that
abandonment
significantly
increased
contents
total
phosphorus,
potassium,
available
iron,
lead
surrounding
soils.
It
also
affected
richness
diversity
bacterial
communities.
Pvi
had
highest
richness,
while
Tsi
lowest
(
P
<
0.05).
A
28
phyla,
69
classes,
171
orders,
521
genera
were
identified.
nine
core
OTUs
found:
Stenotrophomonas
,
Chryseobacterium
Lactobacillus
Clostridium_sensu_stricto_12
Prevotella
Bradyrhizobium
Nocardioides
Delftia
.
Beta
analysis
community
structure
differed
during
process
at
site.
Functional
prediction
upregulation
Dco
transporter
protein
function,
DNA-binding
transcriptional
regulators,
glyoxalase
or
related
metal-dependent
hydrolases,
acyl
coenzyme
synthetases,
ATPase
components,
amino
acid
synthesis,
cellular
respiration-related
functions.
Pearson
correlation
SOC,
TK,
AN,
AK,
Zn
correlated
α
diversity.
Redundancy
(RDA)
Actinobacteriota
was
positively
SOD,
TN,
TK
contents.
For
first
time,
study
interactions
among
plants,
pollutants,
laying
theoretical
basis
for
screening
specific
plant
restoration.
Language: Английский
Potassium-solubilizing endophytes: mechanisms and applications in enhancing sustainable agriculture and plant resilience
Symbiosis,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 14, 2025
Language: Английский
Characterization of endophytic bacteria isolated from wild rice plants in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam
Quach Văn Cao Thi,
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NGUYEN LU KHOI MINH,
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Nguyen Phuong Thuy
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et al.
Biodiversitas Journal of Biological Diversity,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(6)
Published: June 27, 2024
Abstract.
Thi
QVC,
Minh
NLK,
Thuy
NP,
Tat
TQ,
Tran
T.
2024.
Characterization
of
endophytic
bacteria
isolated
from
wild
rice
plants
in
the
Mekong
Delta,
Vietnam.
Biodiversitas
25:
2576-2585.
Endophytic
bring
many
benefits
to
plants,
such
as
stimulating
plant
growth
and
inhibiting
microbial
pathogens
that
cause
diseases.
Hence,
this
investigation
aimed
evaluate
association
with
(Oryza
rufipogon)
can
fix
nitrogen,
solubilize
phosphorus
produce
indole-3-acetic
acid
(IAA).
Twelve-five
bacterial
strains
were
recovered
stems
roots
collected
Vinh
Long
Tien
Giang
provinces
Delta.
Among
these
strains,
six
had
solubilizing
seven
nitrogen-fixing
activity.
Strain
BR3.5
fixed
highest
i.e.
ammonia
(NH4+)
content
0.109
±
0.002
mg/L
after
eight-day
incubation.
However,
solubilization
was
recorded
two
isolates,
RR3.7
RR1.1,
clear
zone
diameters
0.800
0.020
mm
0.030
mm,
respectively.
In
addition,
could
synthesize
IAA,
BR2.5
produced
highest,
i.e.,
0.067
?g/mL,
IAA
Notably,
strain
exhibited
multiple
activities
like
nitrogen
fixation
(0.109
mg/L),
(1.02
mm),
synthesis
(0.056
0.00
?g/mL).
identified
Pantoea
sp.
based
on
16S
rRNA
gene
sequencing
(92.69%
similarity)
together
morpho-physiological
biochemical
characteristics.
The
findings
indicate
may
be
used
for
production
biofertilizers
farming.
Language: Английский