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Relative abundance of more than half the fungal species fell after disease spread.
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e0“The relative abundance of more than half of fungal species decreased, with the bacterial genera displaying both abundant and diminished communities with less pronounced alterations in their community structure after the disease spread.”
Title
Effect of powdery mildew on interleaf microbial communities and leaf antioxidant enzyme systems
Xinbo Ma; Zhanbin Wang; Run Liu; et al. Journal of Forestry Research 2023. doi:10.1007/s11676-023-01597-3
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Association Leaf MDA content rose with worsening powdery mildew infection.
- Observation Antioxidant enzyme activity first rose and then declined.
- Intervention effect Fungal community diversity declined after powdery mildew began.
- Intervention effect Bacterial communities showed no appreciable change after mildew onset.
- Observation Bacterial genera showed smaller and mixed abundance changes after disease spread.
- Observation Significantly different taxa important to each microbiome organization were found.
- Association Erysiphe abundance correlated with 11 fungal genera and one bacterial genus.
- Association Aureobasidium, Neosetophoma and Sclerostagonospora had positive correlations with Erysiphe and MDA.