Root-Zone Restriction Regulates Soil Factors and Bacterial Community Assembly of Grapevine.

ABSTRACT: Root-zone restriction induces physiological stress on roots, thus limiting the vegetative and enhancing reproductive development, which promotes fruit quality and growth. Numerous bacterial-related growth-promoting, stress-mitigating, and disease-prevention activities have been described, but none in root-restricted cultivation. The study aimed to understand the activities of grapevine bacterial communities and plant-bacterial relationships to improve fruit quality. We used High-throughput sequencing, edaphic soil factors, and network analysis to explore the impact of restricted cultivation on the diversity, composition and network structure of bacterial communities of rhizosphere soil, roots, leaves, flowers and berries. The bacterial richness, diversity, and networking were indeed regula

SUBMITTER: Zahid MS 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9778885 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Dec

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature