Global Change Biology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
28(22), С. 6711 - 6727
Опубликована: Авг. 5, 2022
Paddies
contain
78%
higher
organic
carbon
(C)
stocks
than
adjacent
upland
soils,
and
iron
(Fe)
plaque
formation
on
rice
roots
is
one
of
the
mechanisms
that
traps
C.
The
process
sequence,
extent
global
relevance
this
C
stabilization
mechanism
under
oxic/anoxic
conditions
remains
unclear.
We
quantified
localized
contribution
Fe
to
matter
in
a
microoxic
area
(rice
rhizosphere)
evaluated
roles
trap
for
sequestration
paddy
soils.
Visualization
localization
pH
by
imaging
with
planar
optodes,
enzyme
activities
zymography,
root
exudation
14
imaging,
as
well
upscale
modeling
enabled
linkage
three
groups
rhizosphere
processes
are
responsible
from
micro-
(root)
macro-
(ecosystem)
levels.
activity
soil
(reflecting
rhizodeposits)
Fe2+
addition
was
1.4-1.5
times
control
phosphate
Perfect
co-localization
hotspots
β-glucosidase
(by
zymography)
(14
C)
showed
labile
high
were
within
plaques.
its
microbial
oxidation
Fe3+
radial
oxygen
release
increased
(Fe3+
)
1.7-2.5
times.
amounts
trapped
1.1
after
addition.
Therefore,
formed
amorphous
complex
(oxyhydr)oxides
surface
act
"rusty
sink"
matter.
Considering
coverage
soils
globally,
upscaling
model
revealed
loss
bacterial
may
up
130
Mg
plaques
per
season.
This
represents
an
important
annual
surplus
new
stable
existing
pool
long-term
cropping.
Abstract
Global
changes
such
as
seawater
intrusion
and
freshwater
resource
salinization
increase
environmental
stress
imposed
on
the
aquatic
microbiome.
A
strong
predictive
understanding
of
responses
microbiome
to
will
help
in
coping
with
“gray
rhino”
events
environment,
thereby
contributing
an
ecologically
sustainable
future.
Considering
that
microbial
ecological
networks
are
tied
stability
ecosystem
functioning
abundant
rare
biospheres
different
biogeographic
patterns
important
drivers
functioning,
roles
maintaining
need
be
clarified.
Here
we
showed
that,
increasing
salinity
induced
by
freshwater‐to‐seawater
transition,
diversity
reduced
significantly
taxonomic
structure
experienced
a
succession.
The
complexity
were
diminished
stress.
composition
microorganisms
supporting
underwent
sharp
turnovers
during
biosphere
behaving
more
robustly
than
biosphere.
Notably,
played
much
role
stabilizing
under
low‐stress
environments,
but
difference
between
their
relative
importance
narrowed
stress,
suggesting
weakened
“Matthew
effect”
world.
With
in‐depth
insights
into
ecology
our
findings
highlight
adjusting
conservation
strategies
for
maintain
functions
services
response
rising
Abstract
Elucidating
complex
interactions
between
bacteria
and
fungi
that
determine
microbial
community
structure,
composition,
functions
in
soil,
as
well
regulate
carbon
(C)
nutrient
fluxes,
is
crucial
to
understand
biogeochemical
cycles.
Among
the
various
interactions,
competition
for
resources
main
factor
determining
adaptation
niche
differentiation
these
two
big
groups
soil.
This
because
C
energy
limitations
growth
are
a
rule
rather
than
an
exception.
Here,
we
review
demands
of
fungi—the
major
kingdoms
soil—the
mechanisms
their
other
resources,
leading
differentiation,
global
change
impacts
on
this
competition.
The
normalized
utilization
preference
showed
1.4–5
times
more
efficient
uptake
simple
organic
compounds
substrates,
whereas
1.1–4.1
effective
utilizing
compounds.
Accordingly,
strongly
outcompete
while
take
advantage
Bacteria
also
compete
with
products
released
during
degradation
substrates.
Based
specifics,
differentiated
spatial,
temporal,
chemical
niches
will
increase
under
five
changes
including
elevated
CO2,
N
deposition,
soil
acidification,
warming,
drought.
Elevated
warming
bacterial
dominance,
acidification
drought
fungal
competitiveness.
Current Opinion in Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
73, С. 102297 - 102297
Опубликована: Март 30, 2023
The
rhizosphere
is
a
chemically
complex
environment
that
harbors
strikingly
diverse
microbial
community.
past
few
decades
have
seen
rapid
growth
in
the
body
of
literature
on
plant–microbe–microbe
interactions
and
plant
health.
Thus,
aim
this
paper
to
review
current
knowledge
(specifically
bacteria)
how
these
influence
microbiomes
impact
This
article
discusses
(i)
recruits
beneficial
bacteria
ii)
competition
between
mechanisms/weapons
employed
bacteria–bacteria
shapes
microbiome
turn
affects
heath.
discussion
mainly
focuses
interference
competition,
characterized
by
production
specialized
metabolites
(antibacterial
compounds)
exploitative
where
bacterial
strain
restricts
competitor's
access
nutrients
such
as
through
secretion
siderophores
could
allude
cooperation.
Understanding
mechanisms
plant–bacteria
provide
insights
into
manipulate
for
improved
agricultural
outcomes.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 8, 2024
Abstract
Increasing
soil
organic
carbon
(SOC)
in
croplands
by
switching
from
conventional
to
conservation
management
may
be
hampered
stimulated
microbial
decomposition
under
warming.
Here,
we
test
the
interactive
effects
of
agricultural
and
warming
on
SOC
persistence
underlying
mechanisms
a
decade-long
controlled
experiment
wheat-maize
cropping
system.
Warming
increased
content
accelerated
fungal
community
temporal
turnover
agriculture
(no
tillage,
chopped
crop
residue),
but
not
(annual
residue
removed).
Microbial
use
efficiency
(CUE)
growth
linearly
over
time,
with
stronger
positive
after
5
years
agriculture.
According
structural
equation
models,
these
increases
arose
greater
inputs
crops,
which
indirectly
CUE
via
changes
communities.
As
result,
necromass
28
53%,
emerging
as
strongest
predictor
content.
Collectively,
our
results
demonstrate
how
climatic
factors
can
interact
alter
composition,
physiology
functions
and,
turn,
formation
accrual
croplands.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14
Опубликована: Май 5, 2023
The
viable
community
of
microorganisms
in
the
rhizosphere
significantly
impacts
physiological
development
and
vitality
plants.
assembly
functional
capacity
microbiome
are
greatly
influenced
by
various
factors
within
rhizosphere.
primary
host
plant
genotype,
developmental
stage
status,
soil
properties,
resident
microbiota.
These
drive
composition,
dynamics,
activity
microbiome.
This
review
addresses
intricate
interplay
between
these
how
it
facilitates
recruitment
specific
microbes
to
support
growth
resilience
under
stress.
also
explores
current
methods
for
engineering
manipulating
microbiome,
including
plant-mediated
manipulation,
soil-related
methods,
microbe-mediated
methods.
Advanced
techniques
harness
plant's
ability
recruit
useful
promising
use
rhizo-microbiome
transplantation
highlighted.
goal
this
is
provide
valuable
insights
into
knowledge,
which
will
facilitate
cutting-edge
strategies
enhanced
stress
tolerance.
article
indicates
avenues
future
research
field.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14
Опубликована: Март 10, 2023
Every
organism
on
the
earth
maintains
some
kind
of
interaction
with
its
neighbours.
As
plants
are
sessile,
they
sense
varied
above-ground
and
below-ground
environmental
stimuli
decipher
these
dialogues
to
microbes
neighbouring
via
root
exudates
as
chemical
signals
resulting
in
modulation
rhizospheric
microbial
community.
The
composition
depends
upon
host
genotype,
cues,
other
biotic
factors.
Crosstalk
agents
such
herbivores,
microbes,
can
change
plant
exudate
composition,
which
may
permit
either
positive
or
negative
interactions
generate
a
battlefield
rhizosphere.
Compatible
utilize
carbon
sources
their
organic
nutrients
show
robust
co-evolutionary
changes
changing
circumstances.
In
this
review,
we
have
mainly
focused
different
factors
responsible
for
synthesis
alternative
leading
rhizosphere
microbiota.
Understanding
stress-induced
community
help
us
devise
strategies
engineering
microbiomes
enhance
adaptive
capabilities
stressful
environment.
The Science of The Total Environment,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
904, С. 166932 - 166932
Опубликована: Сен. 9, 2023
Shifts
in
rhizosphere
soil
microorganisms
of
dominant
plants'
response
to
climate
change
profoundly
impact
mountain
ecosystem
multifunctionality;
relatively
little
is
known
about
the
relationship
between
them
and
how
they
depend
on
long-term
environmental
drivers.
Here,
we
conducted
analyses
microbial
altitudinal
pattern,
community
assembly,
co-occurrence
network
6
plants
six
typical
vegetation
zones
ranging
from
1350
2900
m
(a.s.l.)
Helan
Mountains
by
absolute
quantitative
sequencing
technology,
finally
related
microbiomes
root
zone
multifunctionality
('soil
multifunctionality'
hereafter),
dependence
was
explored.
It
found
that
pattern
bacterial
fungal
diversities
differed
significantly.
Higher
more
potential
interactions
Stipa
breviflora
Carex
coninux
were
at
lowest
highest
altitudes.
Bacterial
α
diversity,
identity
some
taxa,
had
significant
positive
or
negative
effects
multifunctionality.
The
effect
sizes
diversity
greater
than
those
effects.
These
results
indicated
balance
microbes
determines
As
number
phylum
level
increases,
there
will
be
a
net
gain
Our
study
reveals
geographical
climatic
factors
can
directly
modulate
properties
thereby
affecting
driving
multifunctionality,
points
rather
fungi
being
strongly
associated
with
This
work
has
important
ecological
implications
for
predicting
multiple
environment-plant-soil-microorganisms
ecosystems
respond
future
change.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Фев. 23, 2024
Abstract
Root-associated
microbiomes
contribute
to
plant
growth
and
health,
are
dynamically
affected
by
development
changes
in
the
soil
environment.
However,
how
different
fertilizer
regimes
affect
quantitative
microbial
assembly
effect
remains
obscure.
Here,
we
explore
temporal
dynamics
of
root-associated
bacteria
soybean
using
microbiome
profiling
(QMP)
examine
its
response
unbalanced
treatments
(i.e.,
lacking
either
N,
P
or
K)
role
sustaining
after
four
decades
fertilization.
We
show
that
exhibit
strong
succession
during
development,
bacterial
loads
largely
increase
at
later
stages,
particularly
for
Bacteroidetes.
Unbalanced
fertilization
has
a
significant
on
rhizosphere
bacteria,
absence
N
community
diverges
from
fertilized
plants,
while
impedes
total
load
turnover
bacteria.
Importantly,
SynCom
derived
low-nitrogen-enriched
cluster
is
capable
stimulating
growth,
corresponding
with
stabilized
productivity
fertilizer.
These
findings
provide
new
insights
highlight
key
ecological
prospects
sustainable
agricultural
management.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 29, 2024
Abstract
Agriculture
contributes
to
a
decline
in
local
species
diversity
and
above-
below-ground
biotic
homogenization.
Here,
we
conduct
continental
survey
using
1185
soil
samples
compare
microbial
communities
from
natural
ecosystems
(forest,
grassland,
wetland)
with
converted
agricultural
land.
We
combine
our
results
global
meta-analysis
of
available
sequencing
data
that
cover
more
than
2400
across
six
continents.
Our
combined
demonstrate
land
conversion
taxonomic
functional
homogenization
bacteria,
mainly
driven
by
the
increase
geographic
ranges
taxa
croplands.
find
20%
phylotypes
are
decreased
23%
increased
conversion,
croplands
enriched
Chloroflexi,
Gemmatimonadota,
Planctomycetota,
Myxcoccota
Latescibacterota
.
Although
there
is
no
significant
difference
composition
between
land,
genes
involved
nitrogen
fixation,
phosphorus
mineralization
transportation
depleted
cropland.
provide
insight
into
consequences
land-use
change
on
diversity.