Microorganisms,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
12(12), С. 2546 - 2546
Опубликована: Дек. 11, 2024
The
phyllosphere
(aerial
plant
surfaces
colonized
by
microorganisms)
remains
an
understudied
ecosystem
in
terms
of
bacterial
biogeography,
particularly
at
intermediate
or
local
spatial
scales.
This
study
characterized
the
community
on
leaves
87
Abstract
Background
Plants
can
retain
atmospheric
particulate
matter
(PM)
through
their
unique
foliar
microstructures,
which
has
a
profound
impact
on
the
phyllosphere
microbial
communities.
Yet,
underlying
mechanisms
linking
retention
by
microstructures
to
variations
in
communities
remain
mystery.
In
this
study,
we
conducted
field
experiment
with
ten
Ulmus
lines.
A
series
of
analytical
techniques,
including
scanning
electron
microscopy,
atomic
force
and
high-throughput
amplicon
sequencing,
were
applied
examine
relationship
between
surface
PM
retention,
diversity
L.
Results
We
characterized
leaf
across
Chun
exhibited
highly
undulated
abaxial
dense
stomatal
distribution.
Langya
Xingshan
possessed
trichomes,
while
Lieye,
Zuiweng,
Daguo
had
sparsely
distributed,
short
trichomes.
Duomai,
Qingyun,
Lang
sparse
stomata
flat
surfaces,
whereas
Jinye
distributed
but
extensive
stomata.
The
mean
values
for
total
suspended
(TSP),
2.5
,
2.5-10
10-100
>
100
135.76,
6.60,
20.10,
90.98,
13.08
µg·cm
−
2
respectively.
Trichomes
substantially
contributed
larger
undulations
enhanced
as
evidenced
positive
correlations
trichome
density
adaxial
raw
microroughness
values.
Phyllosphere
patterns
varied
among
lines,
bacteria
dominated
Sediminibacterium
fungi
Mycosphaerella
Alternaria
Cladosporium
.
Redundancy
analysis
confirmed
that
trichomes
facilitated
capture
-associated
fungi,
less
impacted
struggled
adhere
microstructures.
Long
provided
ideal
microhabitats
retaining
PM-borne
microbes,
feedback
loops
characteristics,
relative
abundances
microorganisms
like
Trichoderma
Aspergillus
Conclusions
Based
our
findings,
three-factor
network
profile
was
constructed,
provides
foundation
further
exploration
into
how
different
plants
thereby
impacting
Journal of Fungi,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
11(1), С. 77 - 77
Опубликована: Янв. 18, 2025
This
review
delves
into
innovative
technologies
to
improve
the
control
of
vascular
fungal
plant
pathogens.
It
also
briefly
summarizes
traditional
biocontrol
approaches
manage
them,
addressing
their
limitations
and
emphasizing
need
develop
more
sustainable
precise
solutions.
Powerful
tools
such
as
next-generation
sequencing,
meta-omics,
microbiome
engineering
allow
for
targeted
manipulation
microbial
communities
enhance
pathogen
suppression.
Microbiome-based
include
design
synthetic
consortia
transplant
entire
or
customized
soil/plant
microbiomes,
potentially
offering
resilient
adaptable
strategies.
Nanotechnology
has
advanced
significantly,
providing
methods
delivery
biological
agents
(BCAs)
compounds
derived
from
them
through
different
nanoparticles
(NPs),
including
bacteriogenic,
mycogenic,
phytogenic,
phycogenic,
debris-derived
ones
acting
carriers.
The
use
biodegradable
polymeric
non-polymeric
eco-friendly
NPs,
which
enable
controlled
release
antifungal
while
minimizing
environmental
impact,
is
explored.
Furthermore,
artificial
intelligence
machine
learning
can
revolutionize
crop
protection
early
disease
detection,
prediction
outbreaks,
precision
in
BCA
treatments.
Other
genome
editing,
RNA
interference
(RNAi),
functional
peptides
efficacy
against
pathogenic
fungi.
Altogether,
these
provide
a
comprehensive
framework
management
diseases,
redefining
modern
agriculture.
Frontiers in Bioscience-Landmark,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
30(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 14, 2025
The
use
of
biological
control
agents
is
one
the
best
strategies
available
to
combat
plant
diseases
in
an
ecofriendly
manner.
Biocontrol
bacteria
capable
providing
beneficial
effect
crop
growth
and
health,
have
been
developed
for
several
decades.
It
highlights
need
a
deeper
understanding
colonization
mechanisms
employed
by
biocontrol
enhance
their
efficacy
pathogen
control.
present
review
deals
with
in-depth
steps
involved
host
bacteria.
process
starts
from
root
zone,
where
establish
initial
interactions
plant’s
system.
Moving
beyond
roots,
migrate
colonize
other
organs,
including
stems,
leaves,
even
flowers.
Also,
attempts
explore
facilitating
bacterial
movement
within
such
as
migrating
through
interconnected
spaces
vessels
or
apoplast,
applying
quorum
sensing
extracellular
enzymes
during
what
needed
long-term
association
plant.
impacts
on
microbial
community
dynamics,
nutrient
cycling,
overall
health
are
discussed,
emphasizing
intricate
relationships
between
microbiome
benefits
above-ground
parts,
40
confer.
By
unraveling
these
mechanisms,
researchers
can
develop
targeted
enhancing
efficiency
effectiveness
bacteria,
leading
more
sustainability
resilience.
Journal of Food Science,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
90(2)
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2025
Abstract
The
oxidative
species
generated
by
cold
atmospheric
plasma
(CAP)
treatment
can
impact
the
plant
stress
response
system.
We
hypothesized
that
this
is
not
limited
to
site
of
CAP
application
and
it
transmitted
through
plant.
resulting
influence
microbiome
on
intact
These
hypotheses
were
tested
live
sweet
basil
(
Ocimum
basilicum
var.
Kiera).
A
single
upper
leaf
underwent
a
60
s
at
three
different
wattage
intensity
levels.
Reactive
oxygen
(ROS)
generation
in
directly
treated
leaves
vicinity
(i.e.,
one,
two,
or
nodes
away)
was
measured
using
fluorescein
degradation
assay
(ex/em:
485/525).
Leaves
exposed
showed
marked
increase
ROS
production.
Interestingly,
also
significant
p
<
0.05)
compared
untreated
control,
extending
two
nearest
from
all
plants
tested.
microbiomes
evaluated
16S
rRNA
gene
sequencing.
appeared
drive
restructuring
microbiota
profiles,
despite
maintaining
similar
α‐diversity.
led
differences
relative
abundances
variety
dominant
bacterial
families
(e.g.,
Psuedomonadaceae
Streptomycetaceae)
phyla,
effects
certain
taxa
dependent
distance
site.
CAP's
ability
restructure
may
have
applications
improve
produce
microbial
safety
shelf‐life.
Practical
Application
Cold
induces
living
beyond
application.
This
includes
an
production
reactive
trigger
pathways
enhance
phytochemicals.
alters
community
profile,
possibly
response.
Results
study
be
useful
developing
for
improved
growth,
health‐benefiting
phytochemicals,
managing
its
microbiota.
Biomolecules,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
15(2), С. 252 - 252
Опубликована: Фев. 9, 2025
Plant
microbiomes
play
a
major
role
in
plant
health,
growth,
and
development,
enhancing
resistance
to
pathogen
invasion.
However,
despite
the
extensive
research
on
phyllosphere
microbiome,
it
remains
unclear
how
microbiome
of
leaves
proximity
diseased
responds
We
investigate
response
maize
white
spot
by
assessing
dynamics
associated
with
portion
area
using
16S
ITS
high-throughput
sequencing
analysis.
Our
results
showed
that
bacterial
diversities
were
higher
than
those
healthy
plants.
At
same
time,
lower
fungal
diversity
was
recorded
compared
portions
leaves.
The
had
significant
influence
microbial
composition.
portion,
it,
dominated
genera
Sphingomonas,
Delftia,
Chryseobacterium,
Stenotrophomonas,
Methylobacterium-methylorubrum,
Bacteroides.
Still,
abundance
Sphingomonas
decreased
corresponding
increase
Stenotrophomonas.
Conversely,
genus
Setophoma
while
pathogens
Cladosporium,
Alternaria,
Exserohilum
highly
abundant
samples
from
it.
In
addition,
co-occurrence
network
analysis
revealed
complex
infected
portion.
This
study
suggests
leaf
disease
is
colonized
more
harmful
pathogenic
fungi
for
progression.