ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2022
Whole-genome analysis revealed the growth-promoting mechanism of endophytic bacterial strain Q2H1 in potato plants.
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Abstract
Introduction: Endophytes are non-pathogenic inhabitants of healthy plant tissues and have been found to promote plant growth and health. The endophytic bacterial strain Q2H1 was isolated from the roots of the potato and was identified to exhibit growth-promoting effects in potato plants. Methods: Whole-genome sequencing was performed to reveal the mechanism underlying its growth-promoting effect. The obtained sequencing data of approximately 5.65 MB encompassed 5,533 coding sequences. Of note, nine secondary metabolite gene clusters, including siderophore gene clusters, closely associated with plant growth promotion (PGP) were predicted by antiSMASH software. Comparative genomic analysis revealed that Q2H1 belongs to the genus Results: It is revealed that genes in the Q2H1 genome associated with nitrogen fixation belonged to three groups, namely, nitrogen fixation ( Conclusion: In summary, these findings implied that identifying strain-specific genes for their metabolic pathways in bacterial endophytes may reveal a variety of significant functions of plant growth-promoting mechanisms.
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