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CURRENT OPINION IN MICROBIOLOGY
卷 68, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
CURRENT BIOLOGY LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.mib.2022.102153
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- Defra
- Scottish Government [BB/T010606/1]
- Royal Society [RSG\R1\180213, CHL\R1\180031]
Microbial communities play a crucial role in plant health and productivity, and the rapid evolution of microbes in the rhizosphere has significant impacts on the ecological dynamics within and between plant generations. Understanding how evolution shapes the plant-microbe ecosystem functioning and recognizing the importance of intraspecies diversity are essential in harnessing the benefits of soil microbes for sustainable agriculture.
Microbial communities are vital for plant health and productivity. While most studies have underlined the ecology of plant???microbe interactions, accumulating evidence suggests rapid microbial evolution is also important, often occurring at ecological timescales within and between plant generations. We review current evidence and mechanisms of rapid microbial evolution in the rhizosphere, focusing on examples along the mutualism???parasitism continuum. We consider how evolution can change the ecology and plant???microbe ecosystem functioning via eco-evolutionary dynamics and highlight the importance of intraspecies diversity as the product and raw material for natural selection. We conclude that acknowledging rapid evolution is not only crucial for understanding the complex plant???microbiota interplay but also an important prerequisite for harnessing the benefits of soil microbes for sustainable agriculture.
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