ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Global meta-analysis of drought associated rice rhizosphere microbiome data and soil application of selected bacteria reveals potential of
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Introduction: Drought stress poses a significant threat to global rice productivity, jeopardizing crop yield and food security, particularly in water-limited agroecosystems. The application of plant-associated microbes to enhance drought resilience in crops has gained considerable attention in recent years. However, systematic investigation on changes in rice rhizosphere microbial diversity under drought stress remains limited. This study aimed to identify drought-responsive bacterial taxa and evaluate selected rice rhizosphere bacteria for their potential to enhance drought tolerance in rice. Methods: A meta-analysis of 16S rRNA amplicon sequencing datasets from rice drought-associated studies was conducted to identify drought-responsive bacterial taxa. Based on the findings of meta-analysis and previous literature, five pre-isolated rice rhizospheric bacterial strains belonging to the genera Results: Based on meta-analysis of 16S amplicon datasets and literature review bacterial isolates possessing drought tolerance and plant growth-promoting traits, were selected for the pot experiments. Soil inoculation with selected bacterial strains showed that the treatment groups Conclusion: The isolate
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