International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
23(11), С. 5960 - 5960
Опубликована: Май 25, 2022
Plant-microorganism
interactions
at
the
rhizosphere
level
have
a
major
impact
on
plant
growth
and
tolerance
and/or
resistance
to
biotic
abiotic
stresses.
Of
particular
importance
for
forestry
agricultural
systems
is
cooperative
mutualistic
interaction
between
roots
arbuscular
mycorrhizal
(AM)
fungi
from
phylum
Glomeromycotina,
since
about
80%
of
terrestrial
species
can
form
AM
symbiosis.
The
tightly
regulated
by
both
partners
cellular,
molecular
genetic
levels,
it
highly
dependent
environmental
biological
variables.
Recent
studies
shown
how
fungal
signals
their
corresponding
host
receptor-mediated
signalling
regulate
Host-generated
symbiotic
responses
been
characterized
mechanisms
enabling
regulation
colonization
symbiosis
functionality
investigated.
This
review
summarizes
these
other
recent
relevant
findings
focusing
players
that
Future
progress
knowledge
underlying
will
be
useful
facilitate
agro-biotechnological
procedures
improve
efficiency.
Annual Review of Plant Biology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
74(1), С. 569 - 607
Опубликована: Март 1, 2023
Plant
roots
associate
with
diverse
microbes
(including
bacteria,
fungi,
archaea,
protists,
and
viruses)
collectively
called
the
root-associated
microbiome.
Among
them,
mycorrhizal
fungi
colonize
host
improve
their
access
to
nutrients,
usually
phosphorus
nitrogen.
In
exchange,
plants
deliver
photosynthetic
carbon
colonizing
fungi.
This
nutrient
exchange
affects
key
soil
processes,
cycle,
plant
health
therefore
has
a
strong
influence
on
microbe
ecosystems.
The
framework
of
regulation
between
arbuscular
recently
been
established.
local
systemic
symbiosis
by
status
autoregulation
mycorrhizae
are
strategies
which
maintain
stabilizing
free-market
symbiosis.
A
better
understanding
synergistic
effects
mycorrhizosphere
microorganisms
is
an
essential
precondition
for
use
as
biofertilizers
bioprotectors
sustainable
agriculture
forestry
management.
Journal of Integrative Plant Biology,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
64(2), С. 244 - 267
Опубликована: Дек. 28, 2021
Abstract
Legumes,
unlike
most
land
plants,
can
form
symbiotic
root
nodules
with
nitrogen‐fixing
bacteria
to
secure
nitrogen
for
growth.
The
formation
of
on
legume
roots
requires
the
coordination
rhizobial
infection
at
epidermis
cell
division
in
cortex.
house
rhizobia
organelle‐like
structures
known
as
symbiosomes,
which
enable
fixation
and
facilitate
exchange
metabolites
between
host
symbionts.
In
addition
this
beneficial
interaction,
legumes
are
continuously
exposed
would‐be
pathogenic
microbes;
therefore
ability
discriminate
pathogens
from
symbionts
is
a
major
determinant
plant
survival
under
natural
conditions.
Here,
we
summarize
recent
advances
understanding
nodule
symbiosis
signaling,
transcriptional
regulation,
regulation
immunity
during
legume–rhizobium
symbiosis.
addition,
propose
several
important
questions
be
addressed
provide
insights
into
potential
engineering
capacity
fix
non‐legume
plants.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
13(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 25, 2022
Abstract
Arbuscular
mycorrhiza
(AM)
is
a
widespread
symbiosis
between
roots
of
the
majority
land
plants
and
Glomeromycotina
fungi.
AM
important
for
ecosystem
health
functioning
as
fungi
critically
support
plant
performance
by
providing
essential
mineral
nutrients,
particularly
poorly
accessible
phosphate,
in
exchange
organic
carbon.
colonize
inside
this
promoted
at
low
but
inhibited
high
phosphate
status,
while
mechanistic
basis
phosphate-dependence
remained
obscure.
Here
we
demonstrate
that
major
transcriptional
regulator
starvation
responses
rice
PHOSPHATE
STARVATION
RESPONSE
2
(PHR2)
regulates
AM.
Root
colonization
phr2
mutants
drastically
reduced,
PHR2
required
root
colonization,
mycorrhizal
uptake,
yield
increase
field
soil.
promotes
targeting
genes
pre-contact
signaling,
function.
Thus,
directly
wired
to
PHR2-controlled
response.
The Plant Cell,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
35(1), С. 24 - 66
Опубликована: Окт. 12, 2022
Climate
change
is
a
defining
challenge
of
the
21st
century,
and
this
decade
critical
time
for
action
to
mitigate
worst
effects
on
human
populations
ecosystems.
Plant
science
can
play
an
important
role
in
developing
crops
with
enhanced
resilience
harsh
conditions
(e.g.
heat,
drought,
salt
stress,
flooding,
disease
outbreaks)
engineering
efficient
carbon-capturing
carbon-sequestering
plants.
Here,
we
present
examples
research
being
conducted
these
areas
discuss
challenges
open
questions
as
call
plant
community.
The Plant Cell,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
34(5), С. 1573 - 1599
Опубликована: Фев. 3, 2022
Abstract
Most
land
plants
benefit
from
endosymbiotic
interactions
with
mycorrhizal
fungi,
including
legumes
and
some
nonlegumes
that
also
interact
nitrogen
(N)-fixing
bacteria
to
form
nodules.
In
addition
these
helpful
interactions,
are
continuously
exposed
would-be
pathogenic
microbes:
discriminating
between
friends
foes
is
a
major
determinant
of
plant
survival.
Recent
breakthroughs
have
revealed
how
key
signals
pathogens
symbionts
distinguished.
Once
this
checkpoint
has
been
passed
compatible
symbiont
recognized,
the
coordinates
sequential
development
two
types
specialized
structures
in
host.
The
first
serves
mediate
infection,
second,
which
appears
later,
as
sophisticated
intracellular
nutrient
exchange
interfaces.
overlap
both
signaling
pathways
downstream
infection
components
symbioses
reflects
their
evolutionary
relatedness
common
requirements
interactions.
However,
different
outputs
symbioses,
phosphate
uptake
versus
N
fixation,
require
fundamentally
physical
environments
necessitated
recruitment
master
regulators,
NODULE
INCEPTION-LIKE
PROTEINS,
PHOSPHATE
STARVATION
RESPONSES,
for
nodulation
mycorrhization,
respectively.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15
Опубликована: Март 27, 2024
Phosphorus
(P)
is
an
important
nutrient
for
plants,
and
a
lack
of
available
P
greatly
limits
plant
growth
development.
Phosphate-solubilizing
microorganisms
(PSMs)
significantly
enhance
the
ability
plants
to
absorb
utilize
P,
which
improving
turnover
yield.
This
article
summarizes
analyzes
how
PSMs
promote
absorption
utilization
nutrients
by
from
four
perspectives:
types
functions
PSMs,
phosphate-solubilizing
mechanisms,
main
functional
genes,
impact
complex
inoculation
on
acquisition.
reviews
physiological
molecular
mechanisms
phosphorus
solubilization
promotion
with
focus
analyzing
soil
microbial
communities
its
interaction
root
exudates.
In
order
better
understand
their
role
in
transformation
provide
prospects
research
promoting
absorption.
mainly
activate
insoluble
through
secretion
organic
acids,
phosphatase
production,
mycorrhizal
symbiosis,
symbiosis
indirectly
activates
via
carbon
exchange.
can
secrete
acids
produce
phosphatase,
plays
crucial
cycling,
related
genes
are
involved
regulating
P-solubilization
ability.
uptake
great
significance
deeper
understanding
PSM-mediated
utilization,
efficiency
agriculture.
Cell,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
186(21), С. 4496 - 4513
Опубликована: Окт. 1, 2023
Plant-associated
microbiota
can
extend
plant
immune
system
function,
improve
nutrient
acquisition
and
availability,
alleviate
abiotic
stresses.
Thus,
naturally
beneficial
microbial
therapeutics
are
enticing
tools
to
productivity.
The
basic
definition
of
across
species
ecosystems,
combined
with
the
development
reductionist
experimental
models
manipulation
phenotypes
microbes,
has
fueled
interest
in
its
translation
agriculture.
However,
great
majority
microbes
exhibiting
plant-productivity
traits
lab
greenhouse
fail
field.
Therapeutic
must
reach
détente,
establishment
uneasy
homeostasis,
system,
invade
heterogeneous
pre-established
plant-associated
communities,
persist
a
new
potentially
remodeled
community.
Environmental
conditions
alter
community
structure
thus
impact
engraftment
therapeutic
microbes.
We
survey
recent
breakthroughs,
challenges,
opportunities
translating
from
The Plant Cell,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
36(5), С. 1504 - 1523
Опубликована: Янв. 2, 2024
As
an
essential
nutrient
element,
phosphorus
(P)
is
primarily
acquired
and
translocated
as
inorganic
phosphate
(Pi)
by
plant
roots.
Pi
often
sequestered
in
the
soil
becomes
limited
for
growth.
Plants
have
developed
a
sophisticated
array
of
adaptive
responses,
termed
P
starvation
to
cope
with
deficiency
improving
its
external
acquisition
internal
utilization.
Over
past
2
3
decades,
remarkable
progress
has
been
made
toward
understanding
how
plants
sense
respond
changing
environmental
P.
This
review
provides
overview
molecular
mechanisms
that
regulate
or
coordinate
emphasizing
transport,
sensing,
signaling.
We
present
major
players
regulators
responsible
uptake
translocation.
then
introduce
perceived
at
root
tip,
systemic
signaling
operated,
which
intracellular
status
sensed
conveyed.
Additionally,
recent
exciting
findings
about
influence
on
plant-microbe
interactions
are
highlighted.
Finally,
challenges
prospects
concerning
interplay
between
other
nutrients
strategies
enhance
utilization
efficiency
discussed.
Insights
obtained
from
this
knowledge
may
guide
future
research
endeavors
sustainable
agriculture.