Plants
interact
with
a
diversity
of
microorganisms
that
influence
their
growth
and
resilience,
they
can
therefore
be
considered
as
ecological
entities,
namely
"plant
holobionts,"
rather
than
singular
organisms.
In
plant
holobiont,
the
assembly
above-
belowground
microbiota
is
ruled
by
host,
microbial,
environmental
factors.
Upon
microorganism
perception,
plants
activate
immune
signaling
resulting
in
secretion
factors
modulate
composition.
Additionally,
metabolic
interdependencies
antagonism
between
microbes
are
driving
forces
for
community
assemblies.
We
argue
complex
plant-microbe
intermicrobial
interactions
have
been
selected
during
evolution
may
promote
survival
fitness
associated
holobionts.
As
part
this
process,
evolved
metabolite-mediated
strategies
to
selectively
recruit
beneficial
microbiota.
Some
these
members
show
host-adaptation,
from
which
mutualism
rapidly
arise.
also
co-evolved
antagonistic
activities
restrict
proliferation
high
pathogenic
potential
prevent
disease
development.
Co-evolution
within
holobionts
thus
ultimately
drives
performance.
The Plant Cell,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
33(4), С. 814 - 831
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2021
Plants
and
pathogens
constantly
adapt
to
each
other.
As
a
consequence,
many
members
of
the
plant
immune
system,
especially
intracellular
nucleotide-binding
site
leucine-rich
repeat
receptors,
also
known
as
NOD-like
receptors
(NLRs),
are
highly
diversified,
both
among
family
in
same
genome,
between
individuals
species.
While
this
diversity
has
long
been
appreciated,
its
true
extent
remained
unknown.
With
pan-genome
pan-NLRome
studies
becoming
more
comprehensive,
our
knowledge
NLR
sequence
is
growing
rapidly,
pan-NLRomes
provide
powerful
platforms
for
assigning
function
NLRs.
These
efforts
an
important
step
toward
goal
comprehensively
predicting
from
alone
whether
provides
disease
resistance,
if
so,
which
pathogens.
Annual Review of Phytopathology,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
58(1), С. 253 - 276
Опубликована: Май 12, 2020
The
EDS1
family
of
structurally
unique
lipase-like
proteins
EDS1,
SAG101,
and
PAD4
evolved
in
seed
plants,
on
top
existing
phytohormone
nucleotide-binding-leucine-rich-repeat
(NLR)
networks,
to
regulate
immunity
pathways
against
host-adapted
biotrophic
pathogens.
Exclusive
heterodimers
between
SAG101
or
create
essential
surfaces
for
resistance
signaling.
Phylogenomic
information,
together
with
functional
studies
Arabidopsis
tobacco,
identify
a
coevolved
module
the
EDS1-SAG101
heterodimer
coiled-coil
(CC)
HET-S
LOP-B
(CCHELO)
domain
helper
NLRs
that
is
recruited
by
intracellular
Toll-interleukin1-receptor
(TIR)
NLR
receptors
confer
host
cell
death
pathogen
immunity.
EDS1-PAD4
have
different
broader
activity
basal
transcriptionally
reinforces
local
systemic
defenses
triggered
various
NLRs.
Here,
we
consider
protein
functions
across
plant
lineages
context
networking
receptor
downstream
machineries.
modes
action
pathway
connectivities
members
go
some
way
explaining
their
central
role
biotic
stress
resilience.
Annual Review of Plant Biology,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
71(1), С. 355 - 378
Опубликована: Фев. 24, 2020
Nucleotide-binding
leucine-rich
repeat
receptors
(NLRs)
monitor
the
plant
intracellular
environment
for
signs
of
pathogen
infection.
Several
mechanisms
NLR-mediated
immunity
arose
independently
across
multiple
species.
These
include
functional
specialization
NLRs
into
sensors
and
helpers,
independent
emergence
direct
indirect
recognition
within
NLR
subfamilies,
regulation
by
small
RNAs,
formation
networks.
Understanding
evolutionary
history
can
shed
light
on
both
origin
common
constraints
immune
system.
Attempts
to
engineer
disease
resistance
have
been
sparse
rarely
informed
knowledge.
In
this
review,
we
discuss
evolution
NLRs,
give
an
overview
previous
engineering
attempts,
propose
how
use
knowledge
advance
future
research
in
generation
novel
disease-recognition
capabilities.
How
species
can
adapt
to
abrupt
environmental
changes,
particularly
in
the
absence
of
standing
genetic
variation,
is
poorly
understood
and
a
pressing
question
face
ongoing
climate
change.
Here
we
leverage
publicly
available
multi-omic
bio-climatic
data
for
more
than
1000
wild
Arabidopsis
thaliana
accessions
determine
rate
transposable
element
(TE)
mobilization
its
potential
create
adaptive
variation
natural
settings.We
demonstrate
that
TE
insertions
arise
at
almost
same
as
base
substitutions.
Mobilization
activity
individual
families
varies
greatly
between
accessions,
association
with
factors
well
through
complex
gene-environment
interactions.
Although
distribution
across
genome
ultimately
shaped
by
purifying
selection,
reflecting
their
typically
strong
deleterious
effects
when
located
near
or
within
genes,
numerous
recent
TE-containing
alleles
show
signatures
positive
selection.
Moreover,
high
rates
transposition
appear
positively
selected
edge
species'
ecological
niche.
Based
on
these
findings,
predict
mathematical
modeling
higher
Mediterranean
regions
next
decades
response
global
warming,
which
turn
should
accelerate
creation
large-effect
alleles.Our
study
reveals
major
generator
A.
finely
modulated
factors.
These
findings
indicate
TEs
may
be
essential
genomic
players
demise
rescue
native
populations
times
crises.
The Plant Cell,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
34(5), С. 1497 - 1513
Опубликована: Янв. 11, 2022
Abstract
Plant
defense
responses
against
insect
herbivores
are
induced
through
wound-induced
signaling
and
the
specific
perception
of
herbivore-associated
molecular
patterns
(HAMPs).
In
addition,
can
deliver
effectors
that
suppress
plant
immunity.
Here
we
review
immune
recognition
HAMPs
effectors,
argue
these
initial
interactions
upon
a
plant–herbivore
encounter
mediate
structure
effective
resistance.
While
number
distinct
from
both
chewing
piercing–sucking
has
expanded
rapidly
with
omics-enabled
approaches,
paired
receptors
targets
in
host
still
not
well
characterized.
Herbivore-derived
may
also
be
recognized
as
depending
on
species,
potentially
evolution
novel
receptor
functions.
We
compile
examples
where
natural
variation
between
species
inform
evolutionary
mechanisms
interactions.
Finally,
discuss
combined
effects
wounding
HAMP
recognition,
potential
hubs,
which
integrate
sensing
Understanding
precise
for
will
critical
engineering
resistance
agriculture.
Molecular Plant,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
14(7), С. 1053 - 1070
Опубликована: Май 13, 2021
Disease-resistance
(R)
gene
cloning
in
wheat
(Triticum
aestivum)
has
been
accelerated
by
the
recent
surge
of
genomic
resources,
facilitated
advances
sequencing
technologies
and
bioinformatics.
However,
with
challenges
population
growth
climate
change,
it
is
vital
not
only
to
clone
functionally
characterize
a
few
handfuls
R
genes,
but
also
do
so
at
scale
that
would
facilitate
breeding
deployment
crops
can
recognize
wide
range
pathogen
effectors
threaten
agroecosystems.
Pathogen
populations
are
continually
changing,
breeders
must
have
tools
resources
available
rapidly
respond
those
changes
if
we
safeguard
our
daily
bread.
To
meet
this
challenge,
propose
creation
R-gene
atlas
an
international
community
researchers
breeders.
The
consist
online
directory
from
which
sources
resistance
could
be
identified
deployed
achieve
more
durable
major
pathogens,
such
as
rusts,
blotch
diseases,
powdery
mildew,
blast.
We
present
costed
proposal
detailing
how
interacting
molecular
components
governing
disease
captured
both
host
through
biparental
mapping,
mutational
genomics,
whole-genome
association
genetics.
explore
options
for
configuration
genotyping
diversity
panels
hexaploid
tetraploid
wheat,
well
their
wild
relatives
discuss
inform
dynamic,
approach
deployment.
Set
against
current
magnitude
yield
losses
worldwide,
recently
estimated
21%,
endeavor
presents
one
route
bringing
genes
lab
field
considerable
speed
quantity.
In
the
20th
century,
researchers
studying
animal
and
plant
signaling
pathways
discovered
a
protein
domain
that
is
shared
across
diverse
innate
immune
systems:
Toll/interleukin-1/resistance
gene
(TIR)
domain.
The
TIR
found
in
several
architectures
was
defined
as
an
adaptor
mediates
protein-protein
interactions
immunity
developmental
pathways.
However,
studies
of
nerve
degeneration
animals-and
subsequent
breakthroughs
plant,
bacterial,
archaeal
systems-revealed
domains
possess
enzymatic
activities.
We
provide
synthesis
functions
role
various
related
products
evolutionarily
systems.
These
may
ultimately
guide
interventions
would
span
tree
life,
from
treating
human
neurodegenerative
disorders
bacterial
infections
to
preventing
diseases.
Cell,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
187(9), С. 2095 - 2116
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2024
Plant
diseases
cause
famines,
drive
human
migration,
and
present
challenges
to
agricultural
sustainability
as
pathogen
ranges
shift
under
climate
change.
breeders
discovered
Mendelian
genetic
loci
conferring
disease
resistance
specific
isolates
over
100
years
ago.
Subsequent
breeding
for
underpins
modern
agriculture
and,
along
with
the
emergence
focus
on
model
plants
genetics
genomics
research,
has
provided
rich
resources
molecular
biological
exploration
last
50
years.
These
studies
led
identification
of
extracellular
intracellular
receptors
that
convert
recognition
microbe-encoded
patterns
or
pathogen-delivered
virulence
effectors
into
defense
activation.
receptor
systems,
downstream
responses,
define
plant
immune
systems
have
evolved
since
migration
land
∼500
million
Our
current
understanding
provides
platform
development
rational
enhancement
control
many
continue
plague
crop
production.
The Plant Journal,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
110(1), С. 179 - 192
Опубликована: Янв. 8, 2022
SUMMARY
Aegilops
is
a
close
relative
of
wheat
(
Triticum
spp.),
and
species
in
the
section
Sitopsis
represent
rich
reservoir
genetic
diversity
for
improvement
wheat.
To
understand
their
advance
utilization,
we
produced
whole‐genome
assemblies
longissima
speltoides
.
Whole‐genome
comparative
analysis,
along
with
recently
sequenced
sharonensis
genome,
showed
that
Ae.
genomes
are
highly
similar
most
closely
related
to
D
subgenome.
By
contrast,
genome
more
B
Haplotype
block
analysis
supported
idea
closest
subgenome,
highlighted
variable
genomic
regions
between
three
Genome‐wide
nucleotide‐binding
leucine‐rich
repeat
NLR
)
genes
revealed
species‐specific
lineage‐specific
variants,
demonstrating
potential
improvement.