How can plants and their associated rhizospheric microbes be used to clean up pollutants?

rhizoplane, and/or the internal plant tissues were widely used (Hallmann et al., 1997). Their beneficial effects include, among others, efficient systems ... Mar 14, 2025 ... This study reveals distinct and overlapping bacterial communities and functional genes in the rhizospheric soil, rhizoplane and root endosphere ... The rhizoplane refers to the root surface including its associated soil particles which closely interact with each other. The plant-soil feedback loop ... Microbial populations on the rhizoplane, when plants were grown in compacted ... rhizoplane. Plant Soil, 189, 91-96. Jezierska-Tys S. and Fr¹c M., 2009 ... May 29, 2020 ... ... rhizoplane, and endophytic root compartment and sequenced by Illumina MiniSeq platform technology applied to 16S rRNA gene V3 region. We ... May 10, 2021 ... ... rhizoplane (on the root), endorhiza (inside the root), and ... rhizoplane. The endorhiza microbiome biomass is approximately a fifth of ... Microbial cells were collected from the phyllosphere and rhizoplane separately. The treatment or different genotypes did not affect various diversity indices. Jul 30, 2021 ... On the one hand, regular samplings of microbial communities were carried out in several compartments (sump, biofilter, rhizoplane and root) to ... The rhizoplane is a good example of this, since energy input is largely due to root exudates, and certain zones of roots produce more exudates than others. ... rhizoplane of wheat (Triticum aestivum). The selection was based on biofilm development ability, multifarious PGP activities (production of indole acetic ...