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Benzoxazinoids stimulate chemotaxis and act as a signaling molecule in
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Root colonization by plant growth-promoting bacteria (PGPB) involves recruiting beneficial partners from the rhizosphere. Among well-studied PGPB, IMPORTANCE: In this paper, we studied the impact of benzoxaziniods on root colonization mechanisms of two potent plant-growth- promoting bacterial strains. We explored these mechanisms by an RNA sequencing experiment and by microscopy. The paper highlights how biofilm is particularly affected and reports on chemotactic responses. Most of the results we obtained we could validate with phenotypic assays. We show that benzoxazinoids, produced by many cereals, profoundly affect bacterial behavior related to plant-bacterial interactions. The bacteria in this study are known for their ecological roles in the soil, being either in plant protection or as biofertilizers. Thus, this work holds significant socio-economic value for society.
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