Bacterial assemblages imply methylmercury production at the rice-soil system

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第一作者： Guo, Pan

作者： Guo, Pan;Rennenberg, Heinz;Wang, Tao;Gao, Lan;Ma, Ming;Du, Hongxia;Ma, Ming;Flemetakis, Emmanouil;Hansch, Robert;Wang, Dingyong

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关键词： Mercury gradient; Methylation; Plant development; Rice; Microbial interaction

期刊名称：ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL （ 影响因子：10.3； 五年影响因子：11.1 ）

ISSN： 0160-4120

年卷期： 2023 年 178 卷

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收录情况： SCI

摘要： The plant microbiota can affect plant health and fitness by promoting methylmercury (MeHg) production in paddy soil. Although most well-known mercury (Hg) methylators are observed in the soil, it remains unclear how rice rhizosphere assemblages alter MeHg production. Here, we used network analyses of microbial diversity to identify bulk soil (BS), rhizosphere (RS) and root bacterial networks during rice development at Hg gradients. Hg gradients greatly impacted the niche-sharing of taxa significantly relating to MeHg/THg, while plant development had little effect. In RS networks, Hg gradients increased the proportion of MeHg-related nodes in total nodes from 37.88% to 45.76%, but plant development enhanced from 48.59% to 50.41%. The module hub and connector in RS networks included taxa positively (Nitrososphaeracea, Vicinamibacteraceae and Oxalobacteraceae) and negatively (Gracilibacteraceae) correlating with MeHg/THg at the blooming stage. In BS networks, Deinococcaceae and Paludibacteraceae were positively related to MeHg/THg, and constituted the connector at the reviving stage and the module hub at the blooming stage. Soil with an Hg concentration of 30 mg kg-1 increased the complexity and connectivity of root microbial networks, although microbial community structure in roots was less affected by Hg gradients and plant development. As most frequent connector in root microbial networks, Desulfovibrionaceae did not significantly correlate with MeHg/THg, but was likely to play an important role in the response to Hg stress.

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