What are the implications of reduced rhizoplane biodiversity for ecosystem services?

Feb 2, 2017 ... The rhizoplane with soil particles strongly attached to the root surface were sampled at anthesis for DNA extraction (BBCH65- 69, reached on ... rhizoplane, and/or the internal plant tissues were widely used (Hallmann et al., 1997). Their beneficial effects include, among others, efficient systems ... from the rhizoplane (Figure 3). Soil with initial high contents of non-exchangeable K may have received less influence of the fertilizer, because of the ... Mar 14, 2022 ... The microbiota in the soil‐root continuum (bulk soil, rhizosphere, rhizoplane, and endosphere) are influenced directly/indirectly by biotic and ... Nov 28, 2022 ... One major factor driving iron deficiency is that soluble ferrous iron (2+) easily crosses the rhizoplane of the roots, but ferric iron (3+) is ... ... rhizoplane microbes. The purity of the isolates was checked with staining and microscopy techniques. Antagonism assays. The selection of antagonistic ... Sep 21, 2021 ... ... rhizoplane of cress plants grown therein, (iii) to assess whether bacterial communities in composts and rhizoplanes correlate with compost ... Jun 27, 2024 ... ... rhizoplane of three plant species in these vulnerable wetland ecosystems. Key findings include: 1. Dominant bacterial phyla: Proteobacteria ... May 10, 2021 ... ... rhizoplane (on the root), endorhiza (inside the root), and ... rhizoplane. The endorhiza microbiome biomass is approximately a fifth of ... Mar 7, 2023 ... ... rhizoplane of two contrasting plants from an acidic bog. Microbial Ecology 59: 757-767. Caravieri FA, Ferreira AJ, Ferreira A, Clivati D, de ...