Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
126(1), С. 21 - 34
Опубликована: Март 31, 2023
Abstract
Phosphate-solubilizing
bacteria
represent
a
bioalternative
in
making
soil-immobilized
phosphorus
(P)
available
to
plants,
and
consequently
improve
agriculture
sustainability
reduce
nutrient
pollution.
In
this
study,
we
examined
whether
Rhizobium
sp.
B02
inoculation
can
affect
the
soil
P
fractions.
Moreover,
investigated
how
influences
growth,
physiological
traits,
productivity
of
maize
crop.
Field
tests
were
carried
out
evaluate
combined
application
strain
reduced
doses
fertilizer.
Soil
fractionation
was
performed
after
crop
harvesting,
assessing
dynamics.
To
study
plant
response,
samplings
three
phenological
stages—the
vegetative
stage
7
fully
emerged
leaves
with
leaf
collars
(V7),
tassel
(VT),
reproductive
maturity
(R6).
Using
50%
fertilizer
recommended,
increased
labile
inorganic
fraction
by
14%
compared
control
treatment
at
same
dose,
indicating
that
it
favored
Pi
mobility.
Under
these
conditions
V7
VT
stages,
significantly
improved
shoot
length
(28
3%)
dry
weight
(9.8
12%).
grain
yield
696
kg
ha
−1
using
recommended
rate
fertilizer,
phenocopying
complete
fertilization
without
inoculation.
Therefore,
replaced
availability.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14
Опубликована: Янв. 24, 2024
Many
recent
studies
have
highlighted
the
importance
of
plant
growth-promoting
(rhizo)bacteria
(PGPR)
in
supporting
plant’s
development,
particularly
under
biotic
and
abiotic
stress.
Most
focus
on
traits
selected
strains
latter’s
effect
biomass,
root
architecture,
leaf
area,
specific
metabolite
accumulation.
Regarding
energy
balance,
growth
is
outcome
an
input
(photosynthesis)
several
outputs
(i.e.,
respiration,
exudation,
shedding,
herbivory),
frequently
neglected
classical
PGPR-plant
interaction.
Here,
we
discuss
primary
evidence
underlying
modifications
triggered
by
PGPR
their
metabolites
ecophysiology.
We
propose
to
detect
PGPR-induced
variations
photosynthetic
activity
using
gas
exchange
recommend
setting
up
correct
timing
for
monitoring
responses
according
objectives
experiment.
This
research
identifies
challenges
tries
provide
future
directions
scientists
working
interactions
exploit
potential
microorganisms’
application
improving
value.
Global Change Biology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
30(8)
Опубликована: Авг. 1, 2024
Human
activities
have
profoundly
altered
the
Earth's
phosphorus
(P)
cycling
process
and
its
associated
microbial
communities,
yet
their
global
distribution
pattern
response
to
human
influences
remain
unclear.
Here,
we
estimated
abundances
of
P-cycling
genes
from
3321
soil
metagenomic
samples
mapped
five
key
processes,
that
is,
organic
phosphoester
hydrolysis,
inorganic
solubilization,
two-component
system,
phosphotransferase
transporters.
Structural
equation
modeling
random
forest
analysis
were
employed
assess
impact
anthropogenic
environmental
factors
on
abundance
genes.
Our
findings
suggest
although
less
significant
than
climate
profile,
human-related
factors,
such
as
economic
population,
are
important
drivers
for
variations
in
gene
abundance.
Notably,
increased
parallel
extent
intervention,
but
generally
at
low
moderate
levels
activities.
Furthermore,
identified
critical
genera,
Pseudomonas
Lysobacter,
which
sensitive
changes
This
study
provides
insights
into
responses
microbes
a
scale,
enhancing
our
understanding
P
underscoring
importance
sustainable
biogeochemical
cycle.
Horticulturae,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
11(1), С. 64 - 64
Опубликована: Янв. 9, 2025
Soilless
cultivation
allows
for
the
exploitation
of
benefits
plant
growth-promoting
rhizobacteria
(PGPR)
without
loss
efficacy
observed
with
soil
inoculation.
In
this
study,
we
investigated
effects
a
PGPR
consortium
on
growth,
ecophysiology,
and
metabolic
profile
lettuce
(Lactuca
sativa
L.)
grown
in
an
aeroponic
system
under
low-nutrient
regime.
Overall,
biomass
increased
by
25%
PGPR-inoculated
plants
due
to
enhanced
leaf
root
growth.
The
rise
was
primarily
increase
number
average
mass,
coupled
higher
total
area.
addition,
inoculated
exhibited
altered
anatomy
characterized
palisade
parenchyma
thickness
reduced
airspace
area,
suggesting
improved
photosynthetic
efficiency
changes
mesophyll
conductance.
morphology
also
altered,
showing
lateral
development.
Furthermore,
inoculation
induced
significant
reprogramming
leaves,
affecting
several
pathways
related
development,
stress
responses.
These
findings
provide
valuable
insights
into
intricate
dialog
between
beneficial
microbes
demonstrate
that
integration
soilless
culture
analysis
ecophysiological,
anatomical,
metabolomic
responses
can
be
powerful
approach
accelerate
design
new
consortia
use
as
microbial
biostimulants.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
16
Опубликована: Янв. 28, 2025
The
effects
of
phosphate-solubilizing
bacteria
(PSB)
on
plant
productivity
are
high
variable
under
field
conditions.
Soil
phosphorus
(P)
levels
proposed
to
impact
PSB
performance.
Furthermore,
the
effect
exogenous
rhizosphere
microbial
community
and
their
functions
largely
unexplored.
Our
study
examined
how
different
P
background
fertilization
affected
performance
Pseudomonas
asiatica
JP233.
We
further
conducted
metagenomic
sequencing
assess
its
microbiota
functions,
with
a
focus
genes
related
soil
cycling.
found
that
JP233
could
enhance
solubilization
tomato
growth
extent
in
both
low
soils,
irrespective
fertilization.
It
was
particularly
effective
without
extra
altered
community,
boosting
taxa
known
for
promotion.
also
changed
gene
profiling,
enriching
pathways
secondary
metabolite
biosynthesis,
amino
acids,
carbon
metabolism,
other
key
processes.
Particularly,
increased
abundance
most
cycle
strengthened
interconnections.
Populations
certain
predatory
after
inoculation.
findings
provide
valuable
insights
into
PSB’s
mechanisms
promotion,
as
well
potential
adverse
impacts
resident
microbes
bioinoculants.
Soil Systems,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
5(3), С. 52 - 52
Опубликована: Авг. 30, 2021
Phosphite
(Phi)-containing
products
are
marketed
for
their
antifungal
and
nutritional
value.
Substantial
evidence
of
the
anti-fungal
properties
Phi
on
a
wide
variety
plants
has
been
documented.
Although
is
readily
absorbed
by
plant
leaves
and/or
roots,
response
to
used
as
phosphorus
(P)
source
variable.
Negative
effects
growth
commonly
observed
under
P
deficiency
compared
near
adequate
levels.
Positive
responses
may
be
attributed
some
level
fungal
disease
control.
While
only
few
studies
have
provided
oxidation
through
cellular
enzymes
genetically
controlled
in
cells,
increasing
exists
potential
manipulate
genes
enhance
phosphate
(Pi)
plants.
Advances
genetic
engineering
sustain
yield
with
+
Pi
potentially
provides
dual
fertilization
weed
control
system.
Further
advances
manipulation
utilize
warranted.
Since
occurs
slowly
soils,
additional
information
needed
characterize
kinetics
variable
soil
environmental
conditions.
Soil Biology and Biochemistry,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
165, С. 108497 - 108497
Опубликована: Ноя. 28, 2021
Understanding
phosphorus
(P)
dynamics
in
the
rhizosphere
is
crucial
for
sustainable
crop
production.
P
mobilization
processes
include
release
of
plant
and
microbially-derived
protons
extracellular
phosphatases.
We
investigated
effect
root
hairs
soil
texture
on
spatial
distribution
intensity
mobilizing
Zea
mays
L.
root-hair
defective
mutant
(rth3)
wild-type
(WT)
grown
two
substrates
(loam,
sand).
applied
2D-chemical
imaging
methods
custom-designed
windows
installed
field
to
visualize
pH
(optodes),
acid
phosphatase
activity
(zymography),
labile
Mn
fluxes
(diffusive
gradients
thin
films,
DGT).
The
average
extent
was
greater
sand
than
loam,
while
presence
root-hairs
had
no
impact.
Acidification
significantly
stronger
at
young
tissue
(<2
cm
from
cap)
older
segments
(>4
WT
rth3.
Accompanied
with
acidification,
higher
flux
observed
mainly
around
young,
actively
growing
tissues
both
genotypes.
Our
results
indicate
that
acidification
linked
growth
created
a
optimum
activity,
i.e.,
mineralization
organic
P,
especially
which
are
major
sites
uptake.
Both
genotypes
grew
better
loam
sand;
however,
generally
resulted
shoot
concentrations
biomass
compared
conclude
substrate
larger
impact
solubilization
maize
hairs.
For
first
time,
we
combined
2D-imaging
pH,
nutrient
demonstrated
novel
approach
stepwise
data
integration
revealing
interplay
various
solubilizing
situ.
Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
12(1)
Опубликована: Сен. 10, 2022
Abstract
Soybean
and
maize
are
some
of
the
main
drivers
Brazilian
agribusiness.
However,
biotic
abiotic
factors
great
concern,
causing
huge
grain
yield
quality
losses.
Phosphorus
(P)
deficiency
is
important
among
because
most
soils
have
a
highly
P-fixing
nature.
Thus,
large
amounts
phosphate
fertilizers
regularly
applied
to
overcome
rapid
precipitation
P.
Searching
for
alternatives
improve
use
P
by
crops
essential
reduce
demand
input.
The
multifunctional
rhizobacteria
can
be
considered
one
these
alternatives.
In
this
sense,
objective
present
work
was
select
validate
bacterial
strains
with
triple
action
(plant
growth
promoter,
solubilizer,
biocontrol
agent)
in
soybean,
aiming
develop
microbial
inoculant
agriculture.
Bacterial
high
indole
acetic
acid
(IAA)
production,
solubilization,
antifungal
activity
against
soil
pathogenic
fungi
(
Rhizoctonia
solani
,
Macrophomina
phaseolina
Fusarium
)
were
selected
from
rhizosphere.
Then,
they
evaluated
as
promoters
under
greenhouse
conditions.
Based
on
study,
strain
03
(Ag75)
due
its
potential
increasing
biomass
(root
shoot)
shoot
content
maize.
This
identified
through
genomic
sequencing
Bacillus
velezensis
.
field
experiments,
inoculation
bacterium
increased
soybean
yields
17.8
26.5%,
respectively,
compared
control
(25
kg
2
O
5
).
addition,
results
did
not
differ
84
indicating
that
it
possible
application
crops.
Ag75
has
developing
combines
ability
solubilize
phosphate,
promote
plant
growth,
agent
several
phytopathogenic
fungi.