ArticleBMC microbiology2025
Endophytic bacterial communities associated with halophytic plants in kebili and Gabes regions of Southern Tunisia.
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- Deterministic abiotic filtering and halophilic core microbiomes shape bacterial community assembly in coastal salt flats (sabkha) of southern Morocco.Applied and environmental microbiology · 2026Article
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Abstract
In the arid regions of southern Tunisia, soil and irrigation water salinity represent major challenges to agricultural sustainability. Despite the increasing interest in plant-associated microbes, the role of endophytic bacteria in conferring salt tolerance remains largely unexplored in this context. To address this gap, twenty-two halophytic plants and their associated soils were sampled from five distinct sites across the Kebili and Gabes governorates. Significant differences in soil physicochemical properties were observed between sampling sites. The soils are generally poorly developed, non-fertile (with very low organic matter and high CaCO
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