Plant Biotechnology Journal,
Год журнала:
2014,
Номер
12(9), С. 1193 - 1206
Опубликована: Ноя. 28, 2014
Plant
production
systems
globally
must
be
optimized
to
produce
stable
high
yields
from
limited
land
under
changing
and
variable
climates.
Demands
for
food,
animal
feed,
feedstocks
bioenergy
biorefining
applications,
are
increasing
with
population
growth,
urbanization
affluence.
Low-input,
sustainable,
alternatives
petrochemical-derived
fertilizers
pesticides
required
reduce
input
costs
maintain
or
increase
yields,
potential
biological
solutions
having
an
important
role
play.
In
contrast
crops
that
have
been
bred
many
largely
undomesticated,
so
there
is
opportunity
harness
beneficial
plant-microbe
relationships
which
may
inadvertently
lost
through
intensive
crop
breeding.
Plant-microbe
interactions
span
a
wide
range
of
in
one
both
the
organisms
beneficial,
neutral
negative
effect
on
other
partner.
A
relatively
small
number
well
understood
already
exploited;
however,
others
remain
understudied
represent
untapped
reservoir
optimizing
plant
production.
There
near-term
applications
bacterial
strains
as
microbial
biopesticides
biofertilizers
biomass
yield
energy
grown
unsuitable
food
Longer
term
aims
involve
design
synthetic
genetic
circuits
within
between
host
microbes
optimize
highly
exciting
prospect
endosymbionts
comprise
unique
resource
reduced
complexity
genomes
adaptive
traits
great
interest
variety
applications.
Science,
Год журнала:
2015,
Номер
350(6261), С. 663 - 666
Опубликована: Ноя. 5, 2015
What
makes
the
gut
microbiome
stable?
Classically,
we
think
of
our
as
stable,
benign,
and
cooperative.
Recent
experimental
work
is
beginning
to
unpick
essential
functions
that
can
be
attributed
stable
microbiota
humans.
To
able
manipulate
improve
health,
need
understand
community
structure
composition
models
quantify
predict
stability.
Coyte
et
al.
applied
concepts
tools
from
ecology
assembly.
Independently
developed
converged
on
a
surprising
answer:
A
high
diversity
species
likely
coexist
stably
when
system
dominated
by
competitive,
rather
than
cooperative,
interactions.
Science
,
this
issue
p.
663
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2014,
Номер
5
Опубликована: Май 20, 2014
Co-occurrence
networks
produced
from
microbial
survey
sequencing
data
are
frequently
used
to
identify
interactions
between
community
members.
While
this
approach
has
potential
reveal
ecological
processes,
it
been
insufficiently
validated
due
the
technical
limitations
inherent
in
studying
complex
ecosystems.
Here,
we
simulate
multi-species
communities
with
known
interaction
patterns
using
generalized
Lotka-Volterra
dynamics,
construct
co-occurrence
networks,
and
evaluate
how
well
underlying
interactions,
experimental
parameters
can
affect
network
inference
interpretation.
We
find
that
recapitulate
under
certain
conditions,
but
they
lose
interpretability
when
effects
of
habitat
filtering
become
significant.
demonstrate
suffer
local
hot
spots
spurious
correlation
neighborhood
"hub"
species
engage
many
interactions.
also
topological
features
associated
keystone
networks.
This
study
provides
a
substantiated
framework
guide
environmental
microbiologists
construction
interpretation
datasets.
Science,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
361(6401), С. 469 - 474
Опубликована: Авг. 3, 2018
Interchanging
species
of
similar
function
Under
natural
conditions,
bacteria
form
mixed,
interacting
communities.
Understanding
how
such
communities
assemble
and
stabilize
is
important
in
a
range
contexts,
from
biotechnological
applications
to
what
happens
our
guts.
Goldford
et
al.
sampled
the
microbial
soil
plants
containing
hundreds
thousands
sequence
variants.
The
organisms
were
passaged
after
culture
low
concentrations
single
carbon
sources
cross-fed
with
each
other's
metabolites;
then,
resulting
sequenced
using
16S
ribosomal
RNA,
outcomes
modeled
mathematically.
mix
that
survived
under
steady
conditions
converged
reproducibly
reflect
experimentally
imposed
rather
than
initially
inoculated—although
at
coarse
phylogenetic
levels,
taxonomic
patterns
persisted.
Science
,
this
issue
p.
469
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2015,
Номер
112(20), С. 6449 - 6454
Опубликована: Май 4, 2015
Microbial
communities
populate
most
environments
on
earth
and
play
a
critical
role
in
ecology
human
health.
Their
composition
is
thought
to
be
largely
shaped
by
interspecies
competition
for
the
available
resources,
but
cooperative
interactions,
such
as
metabolite
exchanges,
have
also
been
implicated
community
assembly.
The
prevalence
of
metabolic
interactions
microbial
communities,
however,
has
remained
unknown.
Here,
we
systematically
survey,
using
genome-scale
modeling
approach,
extent
resource
exchanges
over
800
communities.
We
find
that,
despite
marked
at
level
whole
assemblies,
harbor
metabolically
interdependent
groups
that
recur
across
diverse
habitats.
By
enumerating
flux-balanced
these
co-occurring
subcommunities
predict
likely
exchanged
metabolites,
amino
acids
sugars,
can
promote
group
survival
under
nutritionally
challenging
conditions.
Our
results
highlight
dependencies
major
driver
species
co-occurrence
hint
recurring
modules
architecture.
The ISME Journal,
Год журнала:
2016,
Номер
10(11), С. 2557 - 2568
Опубликована: Март 29, 2016
Abstract
The
importance
of
microbial
communities
(MCs)
cannot
be
overstated.
MCs
underpin
the
biogeochemical
cycles
earth’s
soil,
oceans
and
atmosphere,
perform
ecosystem
functions
that
impact
plants,
animals
humans.
Yet
our
ability
to
predict
manage
function
these
highly
complex,
dynamically
changing
is
limited.
Building
predictive
models
link
MC
composition
a
key
emerging
challenge
in
ecology.
Here,
we
argue
addressing
this
requires
close
coordination
experimental
data
collection
method
development
with
mathematical
model
building.
We
discuss
specific
examples
where
model–experiment
integration
has
already
resulted
important
insights
into
structure.
also
highlight
research
questions
still
demand
better
experiments
models.
such
needed
achieve
significant
progress
understanding
dynamics
function,
make
practical
suggestions
as
how
could
achieved.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2016,
Номер
7
Опубликована: Авг. 8, 2016
In
the
environment,
bacteria
live
in
complex
multispecies
communities.
These
communities
span
scale
from
small,
multicellular
aggregates
to
billions
or
trillions
of
cells
within
gastrointestinal
tract
animals.
The
dynamics
bacterial
are
determined
by
pairwise
interactions
that
occur
between
different
species
community.
Though
a
few
at
time,
outcomes
these
interchanges
have
ramifications
ripple
through
many
orders
magnitude,
and
ultimately
affect
macroscopic
world
including
health
host
organisms.
this
review
we
cover
how
competition
influences
structures
We
also
emphasize
methods
insights
garnered
culture-dependent
interaction
studies,
metagenomic
analyses,
modeling
experiments.
Finally,
argue
integration
multiple
approaches
will
be
instrumental
future
understanding
underlying