ArticleMicroorganisms2026
Changes in the Rhizospheric Microbiota of Pepitilla Maize in Response to Drought: Functional and Taxonomic Analysis.
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- Global meta-analysis of drought associated rice rhizosphere microbiome data and soil application of selected bacteria reveals potential ofFrontiers in plant science · 2026Article
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Abstract
Native maize varieties provide important information for counteracting the effects of climate change, which leads to agricultural drought. The native rhizospheric microbiota is an ecological niche that maintains a close relationship with the plant and helps mitigate the effects of drought on it. The objective of this study was to describe the composition and structure of the rhizospheric bacterial communities of the native Pepitilla maize plants under conditions of water stress. An experiment was conducted under greenhouse conditions with three irrigation regimes and a control with normal irrigation. The responses of the plants to drought and the rhizospheric bacterial microbiota were measured before, during, and after the drought. Bacterial diversity was analyzed from rhizospheric soil using massive sequencing of the 16S rRNA gene. The drought model applied in the experiment had a negative effect on the plants, affecting their physiological, morphological, and biochemical functions. Diversity analyses showed statistical differences between the conditions during and after the drought in most cases. A reduction and modification in bacterial abundance was observed during the drought condition across different taxonomic groups, the most representative being the phyla
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