Amidst
escalating
climate
challenges,
understanding
microbe-mediated
plant
growth
regulation
and
stress
resilience
is
pivotal
for
sustainable
agriculture.
Non-pathogenic
microbes,
which
reside
in
the
phyllosphere,
rhizosphere,
as
endophytes
or
epiphytes,
play
crucial
roles
enabling
plants
to
withstand
climate-induced
stresses
such
extreme
temperatures,
drought,
salinity,
shifting
pathogen
dynamics.
These
microbial
symbionts
enhance
nutrient
availability,
alter
physiological
responses,
contribute
significantly
adaptive
metabolism
health.
This
review
delves
into
multifaceted
interactions
between
focusing
on
biochemical
enzymatic
exchanges
that
govern
immune
responses
defense
signaling
under
environmental
stresses.
Recent
research
highlights
plant-associated
microbes
a
'second
functional
genome,'
diverse
structure
function,
essential
resilience.
We
critically
examine
contributions
alleviating
abiotic
stressors,
highlighting
factors
diversity,
ecosystem
compatibility,
role
of
synthetic
consortia
climate-adapted
The
emergence
novel
pathogenic
strains
due
fluctuations
mitigating
these
threats
are
also
discussed.
Furthermore,
we
assess
potential
axenic
cultures
enhancing
fluctuating
environments,
while
acknowledging
gap
controlled
lab
findings
broader
field
applications.
Concluding
with
integrating
multi-omic
approaches,
this
underscores
importance
unraveling
complex
plant-microbe
develop
strategies
supporting
resilient
climate-adaptive
agricultural
systems.
Metabolites,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14(2), С. 87 - 87
Опубликована: Янв. 25, 2024
Climate
change
has
increased
variable
weather
patterns
that
affect
plants.
To
address
these
issues,
we
developed
a
microbial
biocontrol
agent
against
drought
stress
in
kimchi
cabbage
(Brassica
rapa
L.
subsp.
pekinensis).
We
selected
three
bacterial
strains
(Leifsonia
sp.
CS9,
Bacillus
toyonensis
TSJ7,
and
Lysinibacillus
capsici
TT41)
because
they
showed
survival
rate
of
up
to
50%
good
growth
when
treated
with
30%
PEG
6000.
The
were
confirm
their
enhanced
resistance
under
non-watering
conditions.
Among
the
strains,
TT41
group
significant
increase
various
plant
parameters
compared
negative
control
on
7th
day.
performed
extensive
profiling
primary
secondary
metabolites
from
strain.
Multivariate
pathway
analyses
revealed
only
clustered
well-watered
almost
same
metabolome
When
TT41,
lactic
acid
was
identified
as
an
indicator
metabolite
significantly
improved
tolerance.
Furthermore,
treatment
effectively
induced
tolerance
cabbage,
similar
achieved
Plants,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
13(5), С. 695 - 695
Опубликована: Фев. 29, 2024
Plants
select
microorganisms
from
the
surrounding
bulk
soil,
which
act
as
a
reservoir
of
microbial
diversity
and
enrich
rhizosphere
microbiome
that
helps
in
growth
stress
alleviation.
use
organic
compounds
are
released
through
root
exudates
to
shape
microbiome.
These
various
spectrums
technically
gear
interplay
between
plants
world.
Although
naturally
produce
influence
world,
numerous
efforts
have
been
made
boost
efficiency
addition
compounds.
Despite
further
crucial
investigations,
synergistic
effects
beneficial
bacteria
combinations
reported.
In
this
review,
we
examine
relationship
determining
plant
biotic
abiotic
We
investigate
molecular
mechanism
biochemical
responses
compounds,
discuss
modifications
alleviation
done
with
help
bacteria.
then
exhibit
both
components
highlight
future
research
directions
dwell
on
how
engineering
metagenomic
approaches
could
be
utilized
enhance
microbes
Environmental Quality Management,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
34(2)
Опубликована: Май 29, 2024
Abstract
Micro‐
and
nano‐plastics
(MNPs)
are
ubiquitous
emerging
pollutants
that
have
gained
global
traction
due
to
their
persistent
nature
potential
risks
the
environment
human
health.
The
physico‐chemical
properties
of
MNPs
such
as
size,
shape,
density,
surface
charge
hydrophobicity
quite
different
from
macro‐plastics,
which
render
them
unique
behavior
exemplified
by
high
rate
diffusion,
mobility,
easy
uptake
organisms,
toxicity,
bioaccumulation.
Human
exposure
causes
serious
health
impacts
including
apoptosis,
necrosis,
inflammation,
oxidative
stress,
metabolic
disorders,
hampered
immune
responses.
hazardous
persistence
in
necessitates
accelerated
studies
focused
upon
detection,
quantification,
impact
analysis,
risk
assessment.
All
kinds
wastewaters
whether
municipal,
agricultural,
or
industrial,
consist
significant
loads
act
secondary
source
MNP
pollution
groundwater
soil.
Wastewater
is
highly
complex
composition
there
several
impediments
accurate
detection
identification
this
matrix
owing
in‐efficient
sampling
methods,
lack
standardized
methodologies,
non‐reproducibility
data.
This
review
provides
an
overview
currently
available
techniques
for
sampling,
identification,
characterization
wastewater.
A
critical
commentary
on
challenges
limitations
these
has
been
given
strategic
combinatorial
methods
suggested
efficient
reliable
analysis
wastewater
samples.
article
also
highlights
novel
sensor‐based
enabling
rapid
Amidst
escalating
climate
challenges,
understanding
microbe-mediated
plant
growth
regulation
and
stress
resilience
is
pivotal
for
sustainable
agriculture.
Non-pathogenic
microbes,
which
reside
in
the
phyllosphere,
rhizosphere,
as
endophytes
or
epiphytes,
play
crucial
roles
enabling
plants
to
withstand
climate-induced
stresses
such
extreme
temperatures,
drought,
salinity,
shifting
pathogen
dynamics.
These
microbial
symbionts
enhance
nutrient
availability,
alter
physiological
responses,
contribute
significantly
adaptive
metabolism
health.
This
review
delves
into
multifaceted
interactions
between
focusing
on
biochemical
enzymatic
exchanges
that
govern
immune
responses
defense
signaling
under
environmental
stresses.
Recent
research
highlights
plant-associated
microbes
a
'second
functional
genome,'
diverse
structure
function,
essential
resilience.
We
critically
examine
contributions
alleviating
abiotic
stressors,
highlighting
factors
diversity,
ecosystem
compatibility,
role
of
synthetic
consortia
climate-adapted
The
emergence
novel
pathogenic
strains
due
fluctuations
mitigating
these
threats
are
also
discussed.
Furthermore,
we
assess
potential
axenic
cultures
enhancing
fluctuating
environments,
while
acknowledging
gap
controlled
lab
findings
broader
field
applications.
Concluding
with
integrating
multi-omic
approaches,
this
underscores
importance
unraveling
complex
plant-microbe
develop
strategies
supporting
resilient
climate-adaptive
agricultural
systems.