Natural symbiotic bacterial communities enhance rice adaptability in low-nitrogen soils through nitrogen fixation, regulation of nitrogen metabolism and production of plant hormones.

Claim · model-written summary

Natural symbiotic bacterial communities enhance rice adaptability in low-nitrogen soils through nitrogen fixation, regulation of nitrogen metabolism and production of plant hormones.

Taxon

riceOryza sativae7

Interactor

natural symbiotic bacterial communitiese6symbiont

Outcome

host adaptability in low-nitrogen soilse6

Qualifier

synergistic mechanisms such as nitrogen fixation, regulation of nitrogen metabolism, and production of plant hormonese6

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Verbatim

e7

“The endophytic bacterial community within rice seeds co-evolve with the host”

e6

“These natural symbiotic bacterial communities, as microbial allies of the host, enhance host adaptability in low-nitrogen soils through synergistic mechanisms such as nitrogen fixation, regulation of nitrogen metabolism, and production of plant hormones”