Sources, niches and routes of colonization by beneficial bacterial endophytes.

S. Compant, C. Vacher
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Abstract The plant individual is a holobiont as it hosts diverse microbial assemblages in and on vegetative, reproductive or disseminative organs. All plant compartments - roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits and seeds - have been shown to host microorganisms that can influence positively or negatively the plants performance. Some of these microorganisms thrive as endophytes inside plant tissues. Identifying the environmental sources of these microorganisms and the route they take to colonize plant tissues, visualizing their niches within their hosts and understanding how they make intimate associations with plants are of crucial importance in developing biocontrol and biofertilization approaches, both in organic and integrated protection systems. This chapter considers that the plant individual is part of a complex network of biotic interactions influenced by the environment in the phytobiome and provides a comprehensive review on the development of the interactions between plants and beneficial bacterial endophytes.
有益内生细菌的来源、生态位和定植途径。
植物个体是一个整体生物,因为它在营养器官、生殖器官或传播器官内和表面拥有不同的微生物组合。所有植物区室——根、茎、叶、花、果实和种子——都有宿主微生物,这些微生物可以对植物的生长产生积极或消极的影响。其中一些微生物在植物组织中作为内生菌茁壮成长。确定这些微生物的环境来源和它们在植物组织中定植的途径,可视化它们在宿主中的生态位,了解它们如何与植物建立密切联系,对于开发有机和综合保护系统中的生物防治和生物施肥方法至关重要。本章认为植物个体是植物群系中受环境影响的生物相互作用复杂网络的一部分,并对植物与有益细菌内生菌相互作用的发展进行了全面回顾。
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