Jul 2026· Journal of plant research· Vol 139, pp. 771 - 790· 0 citations· 70 references
Medicine
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The results revealed that rhizosphere bacterial communities were significantly more diverse than those in the root endosphere, and the multifaceted roles of the root microbiome in supporting the development, stress adaptation, and ecosystem sustainability of Swertia species in Taiwan’s unique altitudinal gradients.
Root-associated microbiomes vary across environmental settings and root compartments, but these patterns remain poorly understood in wild woody plants. Here, we compared bacterial and fungal communities in the rhizosphere and root endosphere of Rhododendron yunnanense across four montane sampling sites in Yunnan, China...
Jian Dong, Zhao-Sheng Gao, Liu Yang et al.· Microorganisms· 0 citations
Findings demonstrate that plant ontogeny is associated with stage-dependent shifts in the functional potential of the A. lavandulifolia rhizosphere microbiome, suggesting adaptive adjustments in microbially mediated nutrient cycling to meet heightened host metabolic demands during late vegetative growth.
Qixiu Cheng, Hao Chen, Shiguang Hu et al.· 3 Biotech· 0 citations
In India,
Argemone mexicana
is known for its pharmaceutical value. The plant hosts many endophytes. Plant-associated microbes also help plants with development and protection.
A metagenomic study of rhizospheric soil, roots, and shoots was conducted to investigate variation in the organization and dive...
Pooja Singh, Angkita Sharma, Bidyut Kumar Sarmah et al.· Frontiers in Fungal Biology· 0 citations
Endophytes play a crucial role in plant adaptation to environmental stress; however, their coordinated responses to heavy metal contamination remain insufficiently understood, particularly in medicinal plants. This study investigated the influence of metal-contaminated soils on the composition and structuring of endoph...
V. Soumya, P. Kiranmayi, T. Indraneela et al.· International journal of phy...· 0 citations
The enrichment of predicted carbohydrate‐ and lipid‐related pathways in C. kiangsu generates a testable hypothesis that its gut microbiota may be associated with host energy metabolism, but direct links to flight performance or ecological fitness require further experimental validation.
Hong Liao, Ye-Song Ren, X. Cheng et al.· Ecology and Evolution· 0 citations