How does the rhizoplane contribute to the success of plants in extreme environments such as deserts or arctic regions?

The rhizoplane is the portion between the endorhizosphere and ectorhizosphere, which is directly adjacent to the root, including root and mucilage. Most rhizosphere bacteria are thought to live either near the root tips due to the excretion of mucilage or in the rhizoplane, which is defined as the root ... rhizoplane, and/or the internal plant tissues were widely used (Hallmann et al., 1997). Their beneficial effects include, among others, efficient systems ... Nov 5, 2022 ... The document discusses rhizosphere and rhizoplane microflora. It defines the rhizosphere microbiome as the microbial population in the area ... May 28, 2021 ... Acidovorax sp.,. Pseudomonas sp. and Cellulosimicrobium sp. dominated the library generated from the rhizoplane. Relative to the sweet variety, ... Dec 9, 2019 ... The microbial legacy effect caused by long-term P fertilization is overridden by host identity and rhizocompartment. Jul 30, 2021 ... On the one hand, regular samplings of microbial communities were carried out in several compartments (sump, biofilter, rhizoplane and root) to ... Dec 21, 2023 ... Stochastic assembly processes were dominant in both rhizosphere and rhizoplane fungal communities. FUNGuild functional prediction revealed site- ... Oct 11, 2022 ... The rhizoplane microbiota composition is mainly driven by variations in plant genes related to immunity, metabolites, hormone signaling and ... BIOLOGY: Basic characteristics: Agrobacterium tumefaciens is a rhizoplane bacterium that lives in the soil. The pathogen grows as a gram-negative, strictly ...