Rare fungus, Mortierella capitata, promotes crop growth by stimulating primary metabolisms related genes and reshaping rhizosphere bacterial community

• Published in: Soil biology & biochemistry Vol. 151; p. 108017
• Main Authors: Li, Fang, Zhang, Shuiqing, Wang, Yi, Li, Yue, Li, Peipei, Chen, Lin, Jie, Xiaolei, Hu, Desheng, Feng, Biao, Yue, Ke, Han, Yanlai
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Elsevier Ltd 01.12.2020
• Subjects: algorithms; bacterial communities; biomass; chitinase; chlorophyll; climate; Co-occurrence network; community structure; corn; fungal communities; gene expression; gene expression regulation; gibberellic acid; immunity; lipid transfer proteins; Maize root transcriptome; metabolism; Mortierella; nucleobases; oleaginous fungi; oxygen; peroxidase; phosphorus; plant nutrition; rhizosphere; RNA-Seq; Root-soil-microbe interactions; saprophytes; sequence analysis; soil biology; soil density; transcription factors; Maize root transcriptome; Root-soil-microbe interactions; RNA-Seq; Co-occurrence network; Mortierella

Rhizosphere and endosphere microorganisms are recognized as an extended plant genome. Changes in rhizosphere and endosphere microbial community structure are closely linked to plant nutrition uptake, development and immunity. Mortierella is a saprophytic oleaginous fungus, with various agricultural...