The Core Root Microbiome Of Spartina Alterniflora Is Predominated By Sulfur-Oxidizing And Sulfate-Reducing Bacteria In Georgia Salt Marshes, Usa

Rolando, Jose L.; Kolton, Max; Song, Tianze; Kostka, Joel E.

doi:10.1186/s40168-021-01187-7

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The Core Root Microbiome Of Spartina Alterniflora Is Predominated By Sulfur-Oxidizing And Sulfate-Reducing Bacteria In Georgia Salt Marshes, Usa

2022
By Rolando, Jose L. ; Kolton, Max ; Song, Tianze ; ...
Source: Microbiome, 10(1)

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Microbiome
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Rolando, Jose L. ; Kolton, Max ; Song, Tianze ; Kostka, Joel E.

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Salt marshes are dominated by the smooth cordgrass Spartina alterniflora on the US Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico coastlines. Although soil microorganisms are well known to mediate important biogeochemical cycles in salt marshes, little is known about the role of root microbiomes in supporting the health and productivity of marsh plant hosts. Leveraging in situ gradients in aboveground plant biomass as a natural laboratory, we investigated the relationships between S. alterniflora primary productivity, sediment redox potential, and the physiological ecology of bulk sediment, rhizosphere, and root microbial communities at two Georgia barrier islands over two growing seasons.
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Microbiome, 10(1)
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