RRC ID 72059
著者 Alvarenga DO, Rousk K.
タイトル Unraveling host-microbe interactions and ecosystem functions in moss-bacteria symbioses.
ジャーナル J Exp Bot
Abstract Mosses are non-vascular plants usually found in moist and shaded areas, with great ecological importance in several ecosystems. This is especially true in northern latitudes, where mosses are responsible for up to 100% of primary production in some ecosystems. Mosses establish symbiotic associations with unique bacteria that play key roles in the carbon and nitrogen cycles. For instance, in boreal environments, more than 35% of the nitrogen fixed by diazotrophic symbionts in peatlands is transferred to mosses, directly affecting carbon fixation by the hosts, while moss-associated methanotrophic bacteria contribute 10-30% of moss carbon. Further, half of ecosystem N input may derive from moss-cyanobacteria associations in pristine ecosystems. Moss-bacteria interactions have consequences on a global scale since northern environments sequester 20% of all the carbon generated by forests in the world and stock at least 32% of global terrestrial carbon. Different moss hosts influence bacteria in distinct ways, which suggests that threats to mosses also threaten unique microbial communities with important ecological and biogeochemical consequences. Since their origin ~500 Ma, mosses have interacted with bacteria, making these associations ideal models for understanding the evolution of plant-microbe associations and their contribution to biogeochemical cycles.
巻・号 73(13)
ページ 4473-4486
公開日 2022-7-16
DOI 10.1093/jxb/erac091
PII 6612780
PMID 35728619
MeSH Bryophyta* Carbon Cyanobacteria* Ecosystem Host Microbial Interactions Microbiota* Nitrogen Fixation
IF 5.908
リソース情報
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