Stable, multigenerational transmission of the bean seed microbiome despite abiotic stress
Seed microbiomes initiate plant microbiome assembly and thus have critical implications for the healthy development and performance of crops. However, the consequences of environmental conditions of the parent plant for seed microbiome assembly and transmission are unknown, but this is critical info...
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| Abstract | Seed microbiomes initiate plant microbiome assembly and thus have critical implications for the healthy development and performance of crops. However, the consequences of environmental conditions of the parent plant for seed microbiome assembly and transmission are unknown, but this is critical information, given the intensifying stressors that crops face as the climate crisis accelerates. This study provides insights into the maintenance of plant microbiomes across generations, with implications for durable plant microbiome maintenance in agriculture on the changing planet. |
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| AbstractList | ABSTRACTMicrobiota that originate in the seed can have consequences for the education of the plant immune system, competitive exclusion of pathogens from the host tissue, and host access to critical nutrients. Our research objective was to investigate the consequences of the environmental conditions of the parent plant for bacterial seed microbiome assembly and transmission across plant generations. Using a fully factorial, three-generational experimental design, we investigated endophytic seed bacterial communities of common bean lines (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) grown in the growth chamber and exposed to either control conditions, drought, or excess nutrients at each generation. We applied 16S rRNA microbiome profiling to the seed endophytes and measured plant health outcomes. We discovered stable transmission of 22 bacterial members, regardless of the parental plant condition. This study shows the maintenance of bacterial members of the plant microbiome across generations, even under environmental stress. Overall, this work provides insights into the ability of plants to safeguard microbiome members, which has implications for crop microbiome management in the face of climate change.IMPORTANCESeed microbiomes initiate plant microbiome assembly and thus have critical implications for the healthy development and performance of crops. However, the consequences of environmental conditions of the parent plant for seed microbiome assembly and transmission are unknown, but this is critical information, given the intensifying stressors that crops face as the climate crisis accelerates. This study provides insights into the maintenance of plant microbiomes across generations, with implications for durable plant microbiome maintenance in agriculture on the changing planet. Seed microbiomes initiate plant microbiome assembly and thus have critical implications for the healthy development and performance of crops. However, the consequences of environmental conditions of the parent plant for seed microbiome assembly and transmission are unknown, but this is critical information, given the intensifying stressors that crops face as the climate crisis accelerates. This study provides insights into the maintenance of plant microbiomes across generations, with implications for durable plant microbiome maintenance in agriculture on the changing planet. Microbiota that originate in the seed can have consequences for the education of the plant immune system, competitive exclusion of pathogens from the host tissue, and host access to critical nutrients. Our research objective was to investigate the consequences of the environmental conditions of the parent plant for bacterial seed microbiome assembly and transmission across plant generations. Using a fully factorial, three-generational experimental design, we investigated endophytic seed bacterial communities of common bean lines ( L.) grown in the growth chamber and exposed to either control conditions, drought, or excess nutrients at each generation. We applied 16S rRNA microbiome profiling to the seed endophytes and measured plant health outcomes. We discovered stable transmission of 22 bacterial members, regardless of the parental plant condition. This study shows the maintenance of bacterial members of the plant microbiome across generations, even under environmental stress. Overall, this work provides insights into the ability of plants to safeguard microbiome members, which has implications for crop microbiome management in the face of climate change.IMPORTANCESeed microbiomes initiate plant microbiome assembly and thus have critical implications for the healthy development and performance of crops. However, the consequences of environmental conditions of the parent plant for seed microbiome assembly and transmission are unknown, but this is critical information, given the intensifying stressors that crops face as the climate crisis accelerates. This study provides insights into the maintenance of plant microbiomes across generations, with implications for durable plant microbiome maintenance in agriculture on the changing planet. Microbiota that originate in the seed can have consequences for the education of the plant immune system, competitive exclusion of pathogens from the host tissue, and host access to critical nutrients. Our research objective was to investigate the consequences of the environmental conditions of the parent plant for bacterial seed microbiome assembly and transmission across plant generations. Using a fully facto rial, three-generational experimental design, we investigated endophytic seed bacterial communities of common bean lines ( Phaseolus vulgaris L.) grown in the growth chamber and exposed to either control conditions, drought, or excess nutrients at each genera tion. We applied 16S rRNA microbiome profiling to the seed endophytes and measured plant health outcomes. We discovered stable transmission of 22 bacterial members, regardless of the parental plant condition. This study shows the maintenance of bacterial members of the plant microbiome across generations, even under environmental stress. Overall, this work provides insights into the ability of plants to safeguard microbiome members, which has implications for crop microbiome management in the face of climate change. IMPORTANCE Seed microbiomes initiate plant microbiome assembly and thus have critical implications for the healthy development and performance of crops. However, the consequences of environmental conditions of the parent plant for seed microbiome assembly and transmission are unknown, but this is critical information, given the intensifying stressors that crops face as the climate crisis accelerates. This study provides insights into the maintenance of plant microbiomes across generations, with implica tions for durable plant microbiome maintenance in agriculture on the changing planet. Microbiota that originate in the seed can have consequences for the education of the plant immune system, competitive exclusion of pathogens from the host tissue, and host access to critical nutrients. Our research objective was to investigate the consequences of the environmental conditions of the parent plant for bacterial seed microbiome assembly and transmission across plant generations. Using a fully factorial, three-generational experimental design, we investigated endophytic seed bacterial communities of common bean lines (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) grown in the growth chamber and exposed to either control conditions, drought, or excess nutrients at each generation. We applied 16S rRNA microbiome profiling to the seed endophytes and measured plant health outcomes. We discovered stable transmission of 22 bacterial members, regardless of the parental plant condition. This study shows the maintenance of bacterial members of the plant microbiome across generations, even under environmental stress. Overall, this work provides insights into the ability of plants to safeguard microbiome members, which has implications for crop microbiome management in the face of climate change.IMPORTANCESeed microbiomes initiate plant microbiome assembly and thus have critical implications for the healthy development and performance of crops. However, the consequences of environmental conditions of the parent plant for seed microbiome assembly and transmission are unknown, but this is critical information, given the intensifying stressors that crops face as the climate crisis accelerates. This study provides insights into the maintenance of plant microbiomes across generations, with implications for durable plant microbiome maintenance in agriculture on the changing planet.Microbiota that originate in the seed can have consequences for the education of the plant immune system, competitive exclusion of pathogens from the host tissue, and host access to critical nutrients. Our research objective was to investigate the consequences of the environmental conditions of the parent plant for bacterial seed microbiome assembly and transmission across plant generations. Using a fully factorial, three-generational experimental design, we investigated endophytic seed bacterial communities of common bean lines (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) grown in the growth chamber and exposed to either control conditions, drought, or excess nutrients at each generation. We applied 16S rRNA microbiome profiling to the seed endophytes and measured plant health outcomes. We discovered stable transmission of 22 bacterial members, regardless of the parental plant condition. This study shows the maintenance of bacterial members of the plant microbiome across generations, even under environmental stress. Overall, this work provides insights into the ability of plants to safeguard microbiome members, which has implications for crop microbiome management in the face of climate change.IMPORTANCESeed microbiomes initiate plant microbiome assembly and thus have critical implications for the healthy development and performance of crops. However, the consequences of environmental conditions of the parent plant for seed microbiome assembly and transmission are unknown, but this is critical information, given the intensifying stressors that crops face as the climate crisis accelerates. This study provides insights into the maintenance of plant microbiomes across generations, with implications for durable plant microbiome maintenance in agriculture on the changing planet. Microbiota that originate in the seed can have consequences for the education of the plant immune system, competitive exclusion of pathogens from the host tissue, and host access to critical nutrients. Our research objective was to investigate the consequences of the environmental conditions of the parent plant for bacterial seed microbiome assembly and transmission across plant generations. Using a fully factorial, three-generational experimental design, we investigated endophytic seed bacterial communities of common bean lines (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) grown in the growth chamber and exposed to either control conditions, drought, or excess nutrients at each generation. We applied 16S rRNA microbiome profiling to the seed endophytes and measured plant health outcomes. We discovered stable transmission of 22 bacterial members, regardless of the parental plant condition. This study shows the maintenance of bacterial members of the plant microbiome across generations, even under environmental stress. Overall, this work provides insights into the ability of plants to safeguard microbiome members, which has implications for crop microbiome management in the face of climate change.IMPORTANCESeed microbiomes initiate plant microbiome assembly and thus have critical implications for the healthy development and performance of crops. However, the consequences of environmental conditions of the parent plant for seed microbiome assembly and transmission are unknown, but this is critical information, given the intensifying stressors that crops face as the climate crisis accelerates. This study provides insights into the maintenance of plant microbiomes across generations, with implications for durable plant microbiome maintenance in agriculture on the changing planet. Microbiota that originate in the seed can have consequences for the education of the plant immune system, competitive exclusion of pathogens from the host tissue, and host access to critical nutrients. Our research objective was to investigate the consequences of the environmental conditions of the parent plant for bacterial seed microbiome assembly and transmission across plant generations. Using a fully factorial, three-generational experimental design, we investigated endophytic seed bacterial communities of common bean lines ( Phaseolus vulgaris L.) grown in the growth chamber and exposed to either control conditions, drought, or excess nutrients at each generation. We applied 16S rRNA microbiome profiling to the seed endophytes and measured plant health outcomes. We discovered stable transmission of 22 bacterial members, regardless of the parental plant condition. This study shows the maintenance of bacterial members of the plant microbiome across generations, even under environmental stress. Overall, this work provides insights into the ability of plants to safeguard microbiome members, which has implications for crop microbiome management in the face of climate change. ABSTRACT Microbiota that originate in the seed can have consequences for the education of the plant immune system, competitive exclusion of pathogens from the host tissue, and host access to critical nutrients. Our research objective was to investigate the consequences of the environmental conditions of the parent plant for bacterial seed microbiome assembly and transmission across plant generations. Using a fully factorial, three-generational experimental design, we investigated endophytic seed bacterial communities of common bean lines (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) grown in the growth chamber and exposed to either control conditions, drought, or excess nutrients at each generation. We applied 16S rRNA microbiome profiling to the seed endophytes and measured plant health outcomes. We discovered stable transmission of 22 bacterial members, regardless of the parental plant condition. This study shows the maintenance of bacterial members of the plant microbiome across generations, even under environmental stress. Overall, this work provides insights into the ability of plants to safeguard microbiome members, which has implications for crop microbiome management in the face of climate change.IMPORTANCESeed microbiomes initiate plant microbiome assembly and thus have critical implications for the healthy development and performance of crops. However, the consequences of environmental conditions of the parent plant for seed microbiome assembly and transmission are unknown, but this is critical information, given the intensifying stressors that crops face as the climate crisis accelerates. This study provides insights into the maintenance of plant microbiomes across generations, with implications for durable plant microbiome maintenance in agriculture on the changing planet. |
| Author | Sulesky-Grieb, Abby Shade, Ashley Bintarti, A. Fina Barret, Matthieu Marolleau, Brice Simonin, Marie |
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