Insight into farming native microbiome by bioinoculant in soil-plant system

Zhikang Wang, Xiangxiang Fu* (Co-auteur), Eiko E. Kuramae*

*Bijbehorende auteur voor dit werk

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Applying beneficial microorganisms (BM) as bioinoculants presents a promising soil-amendment strategy while impacting the native microbiome, which jointly alters soil-plant performance. Leveraging the untapped potential of native microbiomes alongside bioinoculants may enable farmers to sustainably regulate soil-plant systems via natural bioresources. This review synthesizes literature on native microbiome responses to BMs and their interactive effects on soil and plant performance. We highlight that native microbiomes harbor both microbial “helpers” that can improve soil fertility and plant productivity, as well as “inhibitors” that hinder these benefits. To harness the full potential of resident microbiome, it is crucial to elucidate their intricate synergistic and antagonistic interplays with introduced BMs and clarify the conditions that facilitate durable BM-microbiome synergies. Hence, we indicate current challenges in predicting these complex microbial interactions and propose corresponding strategies for microbiome breeding via BM bioinoculant. Overall, fully realizing the potential of BMs requires clarifying their interactions with native soil microbiomes and judiciously engineering microbiome to harness helpful microbes already present within agroecosystems.

Originele taal-2Engels
Artikelnummer127776
TijdschriftMicrobiological Research
Volume285
DOI's
StatusGepubliceerd - aug. 2024

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