Claim · model-written summary
Rootstock identity influenced root exudate profiles.
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e0“Rootstock identity also influenced root exudate profiles”
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Title
Zehao Chen; Tian Yao; Xingxing Bao; et al. Frontiers in Plant Science 2025. doi:10.3389/fpls.2025.1640174
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- Intervention effect Glycine raised bacterial alpha diversity to some extent relative to ammonium nitrate, without a significant difference.
- Intervention effect Glycine altered bacterial beta diversity relative to ammonium nitrate.
- Intervention effect Glycine enhanced microbial network complexity.
- Association Rootstock genotype was the main driver of bacterial alpha diversity.
- Association Rootstock genotype shaped bacterial network architecture.
- Observation T1 rootstocks supported bacterial networks with strong associations enriched in two-component systems.
- Observation T3 rootstock networks showed intensified resource competition.
- Observation T3 secreted high levels of amino acids and nucleotides.
- Association T3 amino acid and nucleotide secretion correlated with Edaphobacter and Actinomadura abundance.
- Association T1 lipid secretion increased Acidibacter abundance.
- Mechanism Rootstock, bacterial and metabolite interplay modulated soil enzyme activities.
- Mechanism Rootstock, bacterial and metabolite interplay supported photochemical efficiency.
- Mechanism Rootstock, bacterial and metabolite interplay promoted biomass accumulation.