From roots to leaves: the capacity of Micromonospora to colonize different legume tissues

IF 4.3 3区 材料科学 Q1 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC
P. Benito, Lorena Carro, Rodrigo Bacigalupe, M. Ortúzar, M. Trujillo
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Abstract

An important number of Micromonospora strains have been reported from nitrogen fixing root nodules of legume and actinorhizal plants. However, the question of whether this bacterium can also be found in other parts of these plants remains unanswered. Over 150 strains were recovered from different Lupinus angustifolius and Pisum sativum tissues including leaves, stems, roots, and nodules. Ninety-seven percent of the isolates were identified by 16S rRNA gene sequence in the target genus and were associated with 27 different Micromonospora species. Plant-polymer degrading enzymes are suspected to play a role in the colonization of plants. To this end, bacterial enzymatic activity assays for amylases, cellulases, chitinases, pectinases and xylanases were determined. All strains produced xylanases and pectinases, while 98.6%, 98%, and 94.6% of them produced amylases, cellulases, and chitinases, respectively. The most productive strains included seven isolates from P. sativum and one from L. angustifolius. Strain Micromonospora lupini ML01-gfp was used to determine its capacity to reach and colonize different plant organs using P. sativum as the plant model. Stem and leaf samples were monitored by optical and fluorescence microscopy to locate the tagged strain. These results strongly suggest that Micromonospora is able, not only to infect nitrogen-fixing nodules, but also of reaching other parts of the host plant, especially the leaves.
从根到叶:小单孢子菌在豆科植物不同组织定植的能力
据报道,在豆科植物和放线根植物的固氮根瘤中发现了大量的小单孢子菌。然而,这种细菌是否也能在这些植物的其他部位发现,这个问题仍然没有答案。从不同的红斑狼疮(Lupinus angustifolius)和油菜(Pisum satium)组织中,包括叶片、茎、根和根瘤,共分离到150多株菌株。其中97%的分离株经16S rRNA基因序列鉴定为目标属,与27种不同的小单孢子菌相关。植物聚合物降解酶被怀疑在植物定植中起作用。为此,测定了细菌淀粉酶、纤维素酶、几丁质酶、果胶酶和木聚糖酶的酶活性。所有菌株都能产生木聚糖酶和果胶酶,而产生淀粉酶、纤维素酶和几丁质酶的比例分别为98.6%、98%和94.6%。产量最高的菌株包括7株P. satium和1株L. angustifolius。采用菌株lupini Micromonospora ML01-gfp,以sativum为植物模型,测定其到达和定殖不同植物器官的能力。利用光学显微镜和荧光显微镜对茎和叶样品进行监测,以确定标记菌株的位置。这些结果有力地表明,小单孢子菌不仅能够感染固氮根瘤,而且能够到达寄主植物的其他部分,特别是叶片。
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