Environmental Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
22(5), С. 1675 - 1687
Опубликована: Янв. 14, 2020
Summary
The
intimate
relationship
between
scleractinian
corals
and
their
associated
microorganisms
is
fundamental
to
healthy
coral
reef
ecosystems.
Coral‐associated
microbes
(Symbiodiniaceae
other
protists,
bacteria,
archaea,
fungi
viruses)
support
health
resilience
through
metabolite
transfer,
inter‐partner
signalling,
genetic
exchange.
However,
much
of
our
understanding
the
holobiont
has
come
from
studies
that
have
investigated
either
coral‐Symbiodiniaceae
or
coral‐bacteria
interactions
in
isolation,
while
relatively
little
research
focused
on
ecological
metabolic
potentially
occurring
within
multi‐partner
symbiotic
network.
Recent
evidences
coupling
phytoplankton
bacteria
demonstrated
obligate
resource
exchange
partners
fundamentally
drives
success.
Here,
we
posit
similar
associations
with
bacterial
consortia
regulate
Symbiodiniaceae
productivity
are
turn
central
corals.
Indeed,
propose
this
bacteria‐Symbiodiniaceae‐coral
underpins
holobiont's
nutrition,
stress
tolerance
influences
future
survival
ecosystems
under
changing
environmental
conditions.
Resolving
Symbiodiniaceae‐bacteria
therefore
a
logical
next
step
towards
complex
holobiont.
The ISME Journal,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
13(4), С. 921 - 936
Опубликована: Дек. 5, 2018
Abstract
Although
the
early
coral
reef-bleaching
warning
system
(NOAA/USA)
is
established,
there
no
feasible
treatment
that
can
minimize
temperature
bleaching
and/or
disease
impacts
on
corals
in
field.
Here,
we
present
first
attempts
to
extrapolate
widespread
and
well-established
use
of
bacterial
consortia
protect
or
improve
health
other
organisms
(e.g.,
humans
plants)
corals.
Manipulation
coral-associated
microbiome
was
facilitated
through
addition
a
consortium
native
(isolated
from
Pocillopora
damicornis
surrounding
seawater)
putatively
beneficial
microorganisms
for
(pBMCs),
including
five
Pseudoalteromonas
sp.,
Halomonas
taeanensis
Cobetia
marina-related
species
strains.
The
results
controlled
aquarium
experiment
two
regimes
(26
°C
30
°C)
four
treatments
(pBMC;
pBMC
with
pathogen
challenge
–
Vibrio
coralliilyticus,
VC;
challenge,
control)
revealed
ability
partially
mitigate
bleaching.
Significantly
reduced
coral-bleaching
metrics
were
observed
pBMC-inoculated
corals,
contrast
controls
without
addition,
especially
challenged
which
displayed
strong
signs
as
indicated
by
significantly
lower
photopigment
contents
Fv/Fm
ratios.
structure
community
also
differed
between
specific
bioindicators
correlated
inoculated
sp.)
VC
Ruegeria
sp.).
Our
indicate
be
manipulated
lessen
effect
bleaching,
thus
helping
alleviate
stresses,
BMCs
representing
promising
novel
approach
minimizing
mortality
face
increasing
environmental
impacts.
Terrestrial
fungi
play
critical
roles
in
nutrient
cycling
and
food
webs
can
shape
macroorganism
communities
as
parasites
mutualists.
Although
estimates
for
the
number
of
fungal
species
on
planet
range
from
1.5
to
over
5
million,
likely
fewer
than
10%
have
been
identified
so
far.
Frontiers in Marine Science,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
4
Опубликована: Авг. 15, 2017
The
microbial
contribution
to
ecological
resilience
is
still
largely
overlooked
in
coral
reef
ecology.
Coral-associated
bacteria
serve
a
wide
variety
of
functional
roles
with
reference
the
host,
and
thus,
composition
overall
microbiome
community
can
strongly
influence
health
survival.
Here,
we
synthesize
findings
recent
studies
(n=45)
that
evaluated
impacts
top
three
stressors
facing
reefs,
climate
change,
water
pollution
overfishing,
on
structure
diversity.
Contrary
species
losses
are
typical
many
communities
under
stress,
here
show
richness
tends
be
higher
rather
than
lower
for
stressed
corals
(i.e.
~60%
cases),
regardless
stressor.
Microbial
responses
stress
were
taxonomically
consistent
across
stressors,
specific
taxa
typically
increasing
abundance
(e.g.
Vibrionales,
Flavobacteriales,
Rhodobacterales,
Altermonadales,
Rhizobiales,
Rhodospirillales
Desulfovibrionales)
others
declining
Oceanosprillales).
Emerging
evidence
also
suggests
may
increase
beta
diversity
amongst
colonies,
potentially
reflecting
reduced
ability
host
regulate
its
microbiome.
Moving
forward,
will
need
discern
implications
stress-induced
shifts
hosts
able
use
identify
resilient
corals.
present
supports
hypothesis
play
important
resilience,
encourage
focus
contributions
future
research.
Abstract
Animals
and
plants
are
metaorganisms
associate
with
microbes
that
affect
their
physiology,
stress
tolerance,
fitness.
Here
the
hypothesis
alteration
of
microbiome
may
constitute
a
fast‐response
mechanism
to
environmental
change
is
examined.
This
supported
by
recent
reciprocal
transplant
experiments
reef
corals,
which
have
shown
adapts
thermally
variable
habitats
changes
over
time
when
transplanted
into
different
environments.
Further,
inoculation
corals
beneficial
bacteria
increases
tolerance.
But
differ
in
ability
flexibly
bacteria.
How
scales
flexibility
reflect
metaorganism
adaptation
mechanisms
discussed
future
directions
for
research
pinpointed.
It
posited
broad
phenomenon
contributes
organisms
respond
change.
Importantly,
adapting
microbial
help
provide
an
alternate
route
organismal
facilitates
rapid
responses.
Ecological Applications,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
29(8)
Опубликована: Июль 23, 2019
Active
coral
restoration
typically
involves
two
interventions:
crossing
gametes
to
facilitate
sexual
larval
propagation;
and
fragmenting,
growing,
outplanting
adult
colonies
enhance
asexual
propagation.
From
an
evolutionary
perspective,
the
goal
of
these
efforts
is
establish
self-sustaining,
sexually
reproducing
populations
that
have
sufficient
genetic
phenotypic
variation
adapt
changing
environments.
Here,
we
provide
concrete
guidelines
help
practitioners
meet
this
for
most
Caribbean
species
interest.
To
enable
persistence
exposed
severe
selection
pressure
from
many
stressors,
a
mixed
provenance
strategy
suggested:
genetically
unique
(genets)
should
be
sourced
both
locally
as
well
more
distant,
environmentally
distinct
sites.
Sourcing
three
four
genets
per
reef
along
environmental
gradients
capture
majority
intraspecies
diversity.
It
best
propagate
with
one
or
traits
are
predicted
valuable
in
future,
such
low
partial
mortality,
high
wound
healing
rate,
skeletal
growth
bleaching
resilience,
infectious
disease
reproductive
output.
Some
effort
also
reserved
underperforming
because
grow
poorly
nurseries
sometimes
thrive
once
returned
may
harbor
variants
yet
unrecognized
value.
Outplants
clustered
groups
six
successful
fertilization
upon
maturation.
Current
evidence
indicates
translocating
among
distant
reefs
unlikely
problematic
population
perspective
but
will
likely
substantial
adaptive
benefits.
Similarly,
inbreeding
depression
not
concern
given
current
practices
only
raise
first-generation
offspring.
Thus,
proceeding
proposed
management
strategies
even
absence
detailed
analysis
focal
at
sites
targeted
course
action.
These
basic
maximize
potential
reef-building
corals
facing
rapidly
environment.