Claim · model-written summary
Acidicaldus and Deniquelata were identified as yield biomarkers.
- Taxon
- teae1
- Interactor
- AcidicaldusAcidicalduse0symbiont
- Second interactor
- DeniquelataDeniquelatae0symbiont
- Outcome
- yielde0
Not reportedDirection
Verbatim
e0“Acidicaldus and Deniquelata were identified as key biomarkers for yield”
e1“increased tea yield”
Title
Xuehang Yan; Xiangde Yang; Kang Ni; et al. Beverage Plant Research 2026. doi:10.48130/bpr-0025-0043
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Intervention effect OPT and OPT+Mg increased tea yield by 22%–29% compared with FFP.
- Intervention effect OPT and OPT+Mg increased amino acid content, including theanine, in new tea shoots, though the reported p value was greater than 0.05.
- Observation OPT and OPT+Mg maintained leaf albinism.
- Intervention effect OPT and OPT+Mg improved soil nutrient availability.
- Intervention effect OPT and OPT+Mg improved soil microbial diversity.
- Intervention effect OPT and OPT+Mg enhanced soil quality by 19.4%–75%.
- Intervention effect OPT and OPT+Mg reshaped soil bacterial and fungal communities and enriched beneficial microbial taxa.
- Association Bacterial biomarkers accounted for 57% of predicted variance in tea yield, more than fungal biomarkers at 43%.
- Association Bacterial biomarkers accounted for 51.4% of predicted variance in amino acids, more than fungal biomarkers at 48.6%.
- Association Cupriavidus and Aspergillus were biomarkers associated with amino acid content variation.
- Recommendation Adequate N fertilization was judged crucial for optimal growth of albino tea.
- Recommendation Mg supplementation under optimal N supply was judged to provide synergistic advantages.