It is demonstrated that wheat salt tolerance is linked to assembly of a functionally enriched rhizosphere microbiome, highlighting microbiome-driven mechanisms for improving crop resilience in saline soils.
Yan-Wei Kan, Yu-Hao Fu, Wen-Liang Yang et al.· Journal of Environmental Man...· 0 citations
The study reveals that tolerant sorghum enhances low-nutrient resistance by coordinately upregulating phenylpropanoid pathways and enriching beneficial rhizosphere bacteria, providing a theoretical basis for improving sorghum tolerance to nutrientpoor conditions through regulating microbe-metabolite interactions.
Suxian Yan, Huiming Li, Yu-Zhong Cheng et al.· Frontiers in Soil Science· 0 citations
The hypothesis that AM fungi may promote phosphorus mobilization and transfer toward plants by restructuring microbial community composition and functional potential is supported, providing a foundation for microbial management strategies in soda saline-alkali soils.
Jun-Zhe Li, Yan Zhang, Kai-Hui Yang et al.· Mycorrhiza· 0 citations
Soil salinization severely threatens agricultural productivity and ecosystem sustainability, particularly in coastal regions. Halophyte-based phytoremediation is a promising strategy, yet how rhizosphere soil legacy effects at different restoration ages influence subsequent plant growth and microbial communities remain...
This work clarifies that rhizosphere effects and soil chemical properties jointly drive SMF by regulating microbial diversity and co-occurrence networks, offering theoretical guidance for sustainable soil management in E. ulmoides plantations.
Pan-Feng Liu, Hua-Xiang Wang, Fu-Rong Lin et al.· Microorganisms· 0 citations
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