Abstract
Background
Plant
diseases
caused
by
fungal
pathogen
result
in
a
substantial
economic
impact
on
the
global
food
and
fruit
industry.
Application
of
organic
fertilizers
supplemented
with
biocontrol
microorganisms
(
i.e.
bioorganic
fertilizers)
has
been
shown
to
improve
resistance
against
plant
pathogens
at
least
part
due
impacts
structure
function
resident
soil
microbiome.
However,
it
remains
unclear
whether
such
improvements
are
driven
specific
action
microbial
inoculants,
populations
naturally
fertilizer
or
physical-chemical
properties
compost
substrate.
The
aim
this
study
was
seek
ecological
mechanisms
involved
disease
suppressive
activity
bio-organic
fertilizers.
Results
To
disentangle
mechanism
action,
we
conducted
an
experiment
tracking
Fusarium
wilt
banana
changes
communities
over
three
growth
seasons
response
following
four
treatments:
(containing
Bacillus
amyloliquefaciens
W19),
fertilizer,
sterilized
B
.
W19.
We
found
that
which
re-inoculated
provided
similar
degree
suppression
as
non-sterilized
across
cropping
seasons.
further
observed
these
treatments
is
linked
communities,
specifically
leading
increases
Pseudomonas
spp..
Observed
correlations
between
amendment
indigenous
spp.
might
underlie
were
studied
laboratory
pot
experiments.
These
studies
revealed
bacterial
taxa
synergistically
increase
biofilm
formation
likely
acted
plant-beneficial
consortium
pathogen.
Conclusion
Together
demonstrate
product
inoculum
within
its
This
knowledge
should
help
design
more
efficient
biofertilizers
designed
promote
function.
Soil Biology and Biochemistry,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
120, С. 105 - 125
Опубликована: Фев. 13, 2018
Sampling
and
analysis
or
visual
examination
of
soil
to
assess
its
status
use
potential
is
widely
practiced
from
plot
national
scales.
However,
the
choice
relevant
attributes
interpretation
measurements
are
not
straightforward,
because
complexity
site-specificity
soils,
legacy
effects
previous
land
use,
trade-offs
between
ecosystem
services.
Here
we
review
quality
related
concepts,
in
terms
definition,
assessment
approaches,
indicator
selection
interpretation.
We
identify
most
frequently
used
indicators
under
agricultural
use.
find
that
explicit
evaluation
with
respect
specific
threats,
functions
services
has
rarely
been
implemented,
few
approaches
provide
clear
schemes
measured
values.
This
limits
their
adoption
by
managers
as
well
policy.
also
consider
novel
address
currently
neglected
though
important
properties
processes,
list
crucial
steps
development
a
procedure
scientifically
sound
supports
management
policy
decisions
account
for
multi-functionality
soil.
requires
involvement
pertinent
actors,
stakeholders
end-users
much
larger
degree
than
date.
The
field
of
microbiome
research
has
evolved
rapidly
over
the
past
few
decades
and
become
a
topic
great
scientific
public
interest.
As
result
this
rapid
growth
in
interest
covering
different
fields,
we
are
lacking
clear
commonly
agreed
definition
term
"microbiome."
Moreover,
consensus
on
best
practices
is
missing.
Recently,
panel
international
experts
discussed
current
gaps
frame
European-funded
MicrobiomeSupport
project.
meeting
brought
together
about
40
leaders
from
diverse
areas,
while
more
than
hundred
all
world
took
part
an
online
survey
accompanying
workshop.
This
article
excerpts
outcomes
workshop
corresponding
embedded
short
historical
introduction
future
outlook.
We
propose
based
compact,
clear,
comprehensive
description
provided
by
Whipps
et
al.
1988,
amended
with
set
novel
recommendations
considering
latest
technological
developments
findings.
clearly
separate
terms
microbiota
provide
discussion
composition
microbiota,
heterogeneity
dynamics
microbiomes
time
space,
stability
resilience
microbial
networks,
core
microbiomes,
functionally
relevant
keystone
species
as
well
co-evolutionary
principles
microbe-host
inter-species
interactions
within
microbiome.
These
broad
definitions
suggested
unifying
concepts
will
help
to
improve
standardization
studies
future,
could
be
starting
point
for
integrated
assessment
data
resulting
transfer
knowledge
basic
science
into
practice.
Furthermore,
standards
important
solving
new
challenges
associated
anthropogenic-driven
changes
planetary
health,
which
understanding
might
play
key
role.
Video
Abstract.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
8
Опубликована: Сен. 19, 2017
In
their
natural
environment
plants
are
part
of
a
rich
ecosystem
including
numerous
and
diverse
microorganisms
in
the
soil.
It
has
been
long
recognized
that
some
these
microbes,
such
as
mycorrhizal
fungi
or
nitrogen
fixing
symbiotic
bacteria,
play
important
roles
plant
performance
by
improving
mineral
nutrition.
However,
full
range
microbes
associated
with
potential
to
replace
synthetic
agricultural
inputs
only
recently
started
be
uncovered.
last
few
years
great
progress
made
knowledge
on
composition
rhizospheric
microbiomes
dynamics.
There
is
clear
evidence
shape
microbiome
structures,
most
probably
root
exudates,
also
bacteria
have
developed
various
adaptations
thrive
niche.
The
mechanisms
interactions
processes
driving
alterations
however
largely
unknown.
this
review
we
focus
interaction
enhancing
nutrition,
summarizing
current
several
research
fields
can
converge
improve
our
understanding
molecular
underpinning
phenomenon.
Journal of Advanced Research,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
19, С. 29 - 37
Опубликована: Март 20, 2019
Plants
have
evolved
with
a
plethora
of
microorganisms
having
important
roles
for
plant
growth
and
health.
A
considerable
amount
information
is
now
available
on
the
structure
dynamics
microbiota
as
well
functional
capacities
isolated
community
members.
Due
to
interesting
potential
due
current
challenges
in
crop
production
there
an
urgent
need
bring
microbial
innovations
into
practice.
Different
approaches
microbiome
improvement
exist.
On
one
hand
strains
or
strain
combinations
can
be
applied,
however,
field
success
often
variable
urgently
required.
Smart,
knowledge-driven
selection
needed
use
suitable
delivery
formulations.
other
hand,
farming
practices
genotype
influence
thus
functioning.
Therefore,
appropriate
breeding
leading
improved
plant-microbiome
interactions
are
avenues
increase
benefit
microbiota.
In
conclusion,
different
making
new
generation
inoculants
application
microbiome-based
agro-management
lines
could
lead
better
microbiome.
This
paper
reviews
importance
functionalities
bacterial
discusses
concepts
regard
plant-associated
bacteria.
The ISME Journal,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
13(7), С. 1722 - 1736
Опубликована: Март 8, 2019
Root-associated
microbes
play
a
key
role
in
plant
performance
and
productivity,
making
them
important
players
agroecosystems.
So
far,
very
few
studies
have
assessed
the
impact
of
different
farming
systems
on
root
microbiota
it
is
still
unclear
whether
agricultural
intensification
influences
structure
complexity
microbial
communities.
We
investigated
conventional,
no-till,
organic
wheat
fungal
communities
using
PacBio
SMRT
sequencing
samples
collected
from
60
farmlands
Switzerland.
Organic
harbored
much
more
complex
network
with
significantly
higher
connectivity
than
conventional
no-till
systems.
The
abundance
keystone
taxa
was
highest
under
where
lowest.
also
found
strong
negative
association
(R2
=
0.366;
P
<
0.0001)
between
connectivity.
occurrence
best
explained
by
soil
phosphorus
levels,
bulk
density,
pH,
mycorrhizal
colonization.
majority
are
known
to
form
arbuscular
associations
plants
belong
orders
Glomerales,
Paraglomerales,
Diversisporales.
Supporting
this,
fungi
roots
soils
farming.
To
our
knowledge,
this
first
study
report
for
agroecosystems,
we
demonstrate
that
reduces
microbiome.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2016,
Номер
7
Опубликована: Сен. 14, 2016
Soil
management
is
fundamental
to
all
agricultural
systems
and
fertilization
practices
have
contributed
substantially
the
impressive
increases
in
food
production.
Despite
pivotal
role
of
soil
microorganisms
agro-ecosystems,
we
still
a
limited
understanding
complex
response
microbiota
organic
mineral
very
long-term.
Here
report
effects
different
regimes
(mineral,
combined
fertilization),
carried
out
for
more
than
century,
on
structure
activity
microbiome.
Organic
matter
content,
nutrient
concentrations
microbial
biomass
carbon
were
significantly
increased
by
mineral,
even
strongly
fertilization.
Pyrosequencing
revealed
significant
differences
between
structures
bacterial
fungal
communities
associated
each
regime.
diversity,
stimulated
groups
(Firmicutes,
Proteobacteria
Zygomycota)
that
are
known
prefer
nutrient-rich
environments,
involved
degradation
compounds.
In
contrast,
soils
not
receiving
manure
harbored
distinct
enriched
oligotrophic
organisms
adapted
nutrient-limited
as
Acidobacteria.
The
regime
also
affected
relative
abundances
plant
beneficial
detrimental
taxa,
which
may
influence
productivity
stability
agroecosystem.
As
expected,
exoenzymes
carbon,
nitrogen
phosphorous
mineralization
enhanced
both
types
However,
contrast
comparable
studies,
highest
chitinase
phosphatase
activities
observed
solely
fertilized
soil.
Interestingly,
these
two
enzymes
showed
particular
high
biomass-specific
strong
negative
relation
with
pH.
many
parameters
change
slowly,
particularity
unchanged
treatments
since
1902
allows
profound
assessment
linkages
abiotic
well
biotic
parameters.
Our
study
pH
TOC
majors,
while
pools
minors,
drivers
community.
Due
long-term
studied,
our
findings
likely
represent
permanent
stable,
rather
transient,
responses
Harnessing
beneficial
microbes
presents
a
promising
strategy
to
optimize
plant
growth
and
agricultural
sustainability.
Little
is
known
which
extent
how
specifically
soil
microbiomes
can
be
manipulated
through
different
cropping
practices.
Here,
we
investigated
wheat
root
microbial
communities
in
system
experiment
consisting
of
conventional
organic
managements,
both
with
tillage
intensities.
While
richness
was
marginally
affected,
found
pronounced
effects
on
community
composition,
were
specific
for
the
respective
microbiomes.
Soil
bacterial
primarily
structured
by
tillage,
whereas
fungal
responded
mainly
management
type
additional
tillage.
In
roots,
also
driving
factor
bacteria
but
not
fungi,
generally
determined
changes
intensity.
To
quantify
an
"effect
size"
microbiota
manipulation,
that
about
10%
variation
explained
tested
Cropping
sensitive
taxonomically
diverse,
they
guilds
taxa
These
included
frequent
members
or
co-occurring
many
other
community,
suggesting
practices
may
allow
manipulation
influential
members.
Understanding
abundance
patterns
basis
towards
developing
strategies
smart
farming.
For
future
targeted
management—e.g.,
foster
certain
practices—a
next
step
will
identify
functional
traits
microbes.
Current Opinion in Plant Biology,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
38, С. 155 - 163
Опубликована: Июнь 14, 2017
After
a
century
of
incremental
research,
technological
advances,
coupled
with
need
for
sustainable
crop
yield
increases,
have
reinvigorated
the
study
beneficial
plant-microbe
interactions
attention
focused
on
how
microbiomes
alter
plant
phenotypes.
We
review
recent
advances
in
microbiome
and
describe
potential
applications
increasing
productivity.
The
phylogenetic
diversity
is
increasingly
well
characterized,
their
functional
becoming
more
accessible.
Large
culture
collections
are
available
controlled
experimentation,
to
come.
Genetic
resources
being
brought
bear
questions
function.
expect
that
microbial
amendments
varying
complexities
will
expose
rules
governing
contributing
growth
promotion
disease
resistance,
enabling
agriculture.
Global Change Biology,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
24(8), С. 3452 - 3461
Опубликована: Апрель 12, 2018
Abstract
Long‐term
elevated
nitrogen
(N)
input
from
anthropogenic
sources
may
cause
soil
acidification
and
decrease
crop
yield,
yet
the
response
of
belowground
microbial
community
to
long‐term
N
alone
or
in
combination
with
phosphorus
(P)
potassium
(K)
is
poorly
understood.
We
explored
effect
NPK
fertilization
on
bacterial
diversity
composition
using
meta‐analysis
a
global
dataset.
Nitrogen
decreased
pH
,
increased
organic
carbon
(C)
available
contents.
Bacterial
taxonomic
was
by
alone,
but
fertilization.
The
varied
texture
water
management,
independent
type
application
rate.
Changes
were
positively
related
both
C
content
under
only
Microbial
biomass
decreasing
relative
abundance
Proteobacteria
Actinobacteria
reduced
Acidobacteria
consistent
general
life
history
strategy
theory
for
bacteria.
positive
correlation
between
rate
indicates
that
availability
favored
growth
.
This
first
analysis
differentially
affects
provides
reference
nutrient
management
strategies
maintaining
agro‐ecosystems
worldwide.