New Phytologist,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
230(6), С. 2129 - 2147
Опубликована: Март 4, 2021
Summary
Harnessing
plant‐associated
microbiomes
offers
an
invaluable
strategy
to
help
agricultural
production
become
more
sustainable
while
also
meeting
growing
demands
for
food,
feed
and
fiber.
A
plethora
of
interconnected
interactions
among
the
host,
environment
microbes,
occurring
both
above
below
ground,
drive
recognition,
recruitment
colonization
resulting
in
activation
downstream
host
responses
functionality.
Dissecting
these
complex
by
integrating
multiomic
approaches,
high‐throughput
culturing,
computational
synthetic
biology
advances
is
providing
deeper
understanding
structure
function
native
microbial
communities.
Such
insights
are
paving
way
towards
development
products
as
well
engineered
with
communities
capable
delivering
agronomic
solutions.
While
there
a
market
microbial‐based
solutions
improve
crop
productivity,
challenges
commercialization
remain.
The
continued
translation
microbiome
knowledge
into
real‐world
scenarios
will
require
concerted
transdisciplinary
research,
cross‐training
next
generation
scientists,
targeted
educational
efforts
prime
growers
general
public
successful
adoption
innovative
technologies.
Science,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
366(6465), С. 606 - 612
Опубликована: Окт. 31, 2019
Protecting
plants
from
the
inside
out
Some
soils
show
a
remarkable
ability
to
suppress
disease
caused
by
plant
pathogens,
an
that
is
attributed
plant-associated
microbiota.
Carrión
et
al.
investigated
role
of
endophytes,
intimate
microbial
community
found
within
roots,
in
fungal
suppression
(see
Perspective
Tringe).
The
wilt
fungus
Rhizoctonia
solani
infects
sugar
beets,
whereupon
transcriptional
analysis
shows
several
bacterial
endophyte
species
activate
biosynthetic
gene
clusters
cause
suppression.
These
organisms
produce
antifungal
effectors,
including
enzymes
can
digest
cell
walls,
and
secondary
metabolites,
phenazines,
polyketides,
siderophores,
which
may
contribute
phenotype.
Science
,
this
issue
p.
606
;
see
also
568
The ISME Journal,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
12(6), С. 1496 - 1507
Опубликована: Март 7, 2018
Disease
suppressive
soils
typically
develop
after
a
disease
outbreak
due
to
the
subsequent
assembly
of
protective
microbiota
in
rhizosphere.
The
role
plant
immune
system
assemblage
rhizosphere
microbiome
is
largely
unknown.
In
this
study,
we
demonstrate
that
Arabidopsis
thaliana
specifically
promotes
three
bacterial
species
upon
foliar
defense
activation
by
downy
mildew
pathogen
Hyaloperonospora
arabidopsidis.
promoted
bacteria
were
isolated
and
found
interact
synergistically
biofilm
formation
vitro.
Although
separately
these
did
not
affect
significantly,
together
they
induced
systemic
resistance
against
growth
plant.
Moreover,
show
soil-mediated
legacy
primary
population
infected
plants
confers
enhanced
protection
second
growing
same
soil.
Together
our
results
indicate
can
adjust
their
root
infection
recruit
group
resistance-inducing
growth-promoting
beneficial
microbes,
therewith
potentially
maximizing
chance
survival
offspring
will
grow
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.
Plants
are
capable
of
building
up
beneficial
rhizosphere
communities
as
is
evidenced
by
disease-suppressive
soils.
However,
it
not
known
how
and
why
soil
bacterial
impacted
plant
exposure
to
foliar
pathogens
if
such
responses
might
improve
performance
in
the
presence
pathogen.
Here,
we
conditioned
growing
multiple
generations
(five)
Arabidopsis
thaliana
inoculated
aboveground
with
Pseudomonas
syringae
pv
tomato
(Pst)
same
soil.
We
then
examined
a
subsequent
generation
(sixth)
grown
pathogen-conditioned
versus
control-conditioned
Moreover,
assessed
role
altered
root
exudation
profiles
shaping
microbiome
infected
plants.Plants
showed
increased
levels
jasmonic
acid
improved
disease
resistance.
Illumina
Miseq
16S
rRNA
gene
tag
sequencing
revealed
that
both
bulk
were
Pst
infection.
Infected
plants
exhibited
significantly
higher
amino
acids,
nucleotides,
long-chain
organic
acids
(LCOAs)
(C
>
6)
lower
for
sugars,
alcohols,
short-chain
(SCOAs)
≤
6).
Interestingly,
addition
exogenous
LCOA
also
elicited
response.Collectively,
our
data
suggest
can
recruit
via
modification
patterns
response
benefit
generations.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
10
Опубликована: Янв. 24, 2020
Plants
host
a
mesmerizing
diversity
of
microbes
inside
and
around
their
roots,
known
as
the
microbiome.
The
microbiome
is
composed
mostly
fungi,
bacteria,
oomycetes,
archaea
that
can
be
either
pathogenic
or
beneficial
for
plant
health
fitness.
To
grow
healthy,
plants
need
to
surveil
soil
niches
roots
detection
microbes,
in
parallel
maximize
services
nutrients
uptake
growth
promotion.
employ
palette
mechanisms
modulate
including
structural
modifications,
exudation
secondary
metabolites
coordinated
action
different
defence
responses.
Here,
we
review
current
understanding
on
composition
activity
root
how
molecules
shape
structure
root-associated
microbial
communities.
Examples
are
given
interactions
occur
rhizosphere
between
soilborne
fungi.
We
also
present
some
well-established
examples
harnessing
highlight
fitness
by
selecting
Understanding
manipulate
aid
design
next-generation
inoculants
targeted
disease
suppression
enhanced
growth.
Phytopathology,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
107(11), С. 1284 - 1297
Опубликована: Июнь 26, 2017
Soils
suppressive
to
soilborne
pathogens
have
been
identified
worldwide
for
almost
60
years
and
attributed
mainly
or
antagonistic
microorganisms.
Rather
than
identifying,
testing
applying
potential
biocontrol
agents
in
an
inundative
fashion,
research
into
soils
has
attempted
understand
how
indigenous
microbiomes
can
reduce
disease,
even
the
presence
of
pathogen,
susceptible
host,
favorable
environment.
Recent
advances
next-generation
sequencing
provided
new
tools
reexamine
further
characterize
nature
these
soils.
Two
general
types
suppression
described:
specific
suppression,
theories
developed
around
two
models.
In
this
review,
we
will
present
three
examples
currently-studied
model
systems
with
features
representative
suppressiveness:
take-all
(Gaeumannomyces
graminis
var.
tritici),
Rhizoctonia
bare
patch
wheat
(Rhizoctonia
solani
AG-8),
Streptomyces.
To
compare
contrast
models
versus
propose
a
number
hypotheses
about
ecology
microbial
populations
communities
We
outline
limitations
molecular
techniques
that
provide
novel
ways
hypotheses.
Finally,
consider
greater
understanding
phytobiome
facilitate
sustainable
disease
management
agriculture
by
harnessing
soil
microbes.
FEMS Microbiology Ecology,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
93(5)
Опубликована: Апрель 19, 2017
The
microbiome
of
plants
plays
a
crucial
role
in
both
plant
and
ecosystem
health.
Rapid
advances
multi-omics
tools
are
dramatically
increasing
access
to
the
consequently
identification
its
links
with
diseases
control
those
diseases.
Recent
insights
reveal
close,
often
symbiotic
relationship
between
microorganisms
plants.
Microorganisms
can
stimulate
germination
growth,
prevent
diseases,
promote
stress
resistance
general
fitness.
Plants
their
associated
form
holobiont
have
be
considered
as
co-evolved
species
assemblages
consisting
bacterial,
archaeal
diverse
eukaryotic
species.
beneficial
interplay
host
is
responsible
for
maintaining
health
holobiont,
while
correlated
microbial
dysbioses.
Microbial
diversity
was
identified
key
factor
preventing
implemented
biomarker
protection
strategies.
Targeted
predictive
biocontrol
approaches
possible
by
developing
microbiome-based
solutions.
Moreover,
combined
breeding
strategies
required.
analysis
data
has
brought
about
paradigm
shift
our
understanding
disease
substantial
consequences
issues.