ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2025
The influence of rhizosphere soil microorganisms and environmental factors on gentiopicroside content in the roots and rhizomes of
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Background: Rhizosphere soil microorganisms, as the second genome of plants, play an important role in the formation of secondary metabolites of medicinal plants and are one of the key factors in the formation of the authenticity of medicinal materials. Methods: In this paper, the rhizosphere soils of Results: Alpha diversity shows that the diversity of bacterial communities varies significantly, while the regularity of fungi is weak; beta diversity shows that samples from different producing areas can be effectively grouped according to community structure. LDA effect shows that the differential species of bacteria and fungi vary among different producing areas. Indicator and random forest analysis show that Discussion: This study provides practical microbial approaches and strategies for improving gentiopicroside content in the roots and rhizomes of
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