August 23, 2024Open Access

Selective enrichment of specific bacterial taxa in downy mildew-affected spinach: Comparative analysis in laboratory and field conditions

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PGPim GoossensUtrecht University KBKim C. M. BaremansUtrecht University MAMarrit C. AlderkampUtrecht University

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Comparative microbiome analysis reveals selective enrichment of specific phyllosphere bacteria in downy mildew-infected spinach, indicating conserved microbial shifts across plant hosts.

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Downy mildew infection selectively enriches specific phyllosphere bacteria in spinach, establishing a consistent disease-associated microbial community across diverse environments.
Abundance of specific amplicon sequence variants increased from 6.9% in healthy spinach to 43.1% in Peronospora effusa infected plants, dominated by Rhodococcus and Paenarthrobacter.
Comparative microbiome analysis using 16S amplicon sequencing highlights conserved bacterial associations, suggesting downy mildew recruits similar taxa across distinct host plants.

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Goossens et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e5b28db6db64358754bf3b https://doi.org/10.1101/2024.08.23.609345

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Comparative microbiome analysis reveals selective enrichment of specific phyllosphere bacteria in downy mildew-infected spinach, indicating conserved microbial shifts across plant hosts.

Selective enrichment of specific bacterial taxa in downy mildew-affected spinach: Comparative analysis in laboratory and field conditions

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Selective enrichment of specific bacterial taxa in downy mildew-affected spinach: Comparative analysis in laboratory and field conditions

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