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Ecologically designed three-member microbial consortia promote growth in Brassicaceae members by modulating growth-defense tradeoff

ABSTRACT: Both microbiological and genomics approaches demonstrated the significant PGP potential and stability of bacterial consortia SAB, which outperformed its members. Phenotypic data indicated that SAB treatment positively impacted shoot and root biomass growth. Furthermore, greenhouse experiments confirmed the consistent and significant performance of SAB treatment on choy sum plants in various soil conditions. Transcriptomics data of boht root and shoot at two different time point revealed that SAB triggered a parallel activation of growth and defense response in shoot that by pass the growth defense tread-off through microbiome mediated signaling and beneficial services.

ORGANISM(S): Brassica rapa subsp. chinensis

PROVIDER: GSE285600 | GEO | 2026/01/01

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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