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More than a carbon economy: nutrient trade and ecological sustainability in facultative arbuscular mycorrhizal symbioses 总被引:5,自引:0,他引:5
Symbiosis is well recognized as a major force in plant ecology and evolution. However, there is considerable uncertainty about the functional, ecological and evolutionary benefits of the very widespread facultative arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) associations, in which the plants can grow and reproduce whether or not they are colonized by AM fungi. Here we address the significance of new research findings that are overturning conventional views that facultative AM associations can be likened to parasitic fungus–plant associations. Specifically, we address the occurrence and importance of phosphate uptake via AM fungi that does not result in increases in total phosphorus (P) uptake or in plant growth, and possible signalling between AM fungi and plants that can result in plant growth depressions even when fungal colonization remains very low. We conclude that, depending on the individual AM fungi that are present, the role of facultative AM associations in the field, especially in relation to plant competition, may be much more subtle than has been previously envisaged. 相似文献
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Plots containing Lolium perenne L., Trifolium repens L. or a mixture of both plant species were exposed to elevated atmospheric CO2 (eCO2) for 10 consecutive seasons using free‐air CO2 enrichment technology at ETH Zürich, Switzerland. The CO2 treatment was crossed with a two‐level nitrogen (N) fertilization treatment. In the tenth year, soil samples were collected on three occasions through the growing season to assess the impact of eCO2 and N fertilization on mycorrhizal fungal abundance. Soil moisture content, which varied with harvest date, was linked to the vegetation type and was higher under eCO2. Root weight density was affected by vegetation type: lower for clover, higher for grass. Root weight density was stimulated by eCO2 and decreased by high N fertilization. The percent root length colonized by mycorrhizal fungi was lowest in the clover plots and highest in the grass plots. High N significantly decreased root length colonized. There was no overall effect of eCO2 on root length colonized; however, there was a significant eCO2× N interaction: eCO2 increased root length colonized at high N, but decreased root length colonized at low N. Extraradical mycorrhizal hyphal density was linked to soil moisture content. Extraradical mycorrhizal hyphal density was not affected by eCO2 or high N individually, but as for root length colonized, there was a significant eCO2× N interaction: eCO2 increased extraradical mycorrhizal hyphal density at low N but not at high N. These environmental effects on root colonization and external mycorrhizal hyphae were independent of soil moisture content and root weight density. This field study demonstrated a significant mediating effect of N fertilization on the response of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi to eCO2 irrespective of any change in root biomass. 相似文献
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Silvia Pressel Martin I. Bidartondo Katie J. Field William R. Rimington Jeffrey G. Duckett 《植物分类学报:英文版》2016,54(6):666-678
Current understanding of the nature and function of fungal associations in pteridophytes is surprisingly patchy given their key evolutionary position, current research foci on other early-branching plant clades, and major efforts at unravelling mycorrhizal evolution and the mechanisms underlying this key interaction between plants and fungi. Here we provide a critical review of current knowledge of fungal associations across pteridophytes and consider future directions making recommendations along the way. From a comprehensive survey of the literature, a confused picture emerges: suggestions that members of the Lycopsida harbour Basidiomycota fungi contrast sharply with extensive cytological and recent molecular evidence pointing to exclusively Glomeromycota and/or Mucoromycotina associations in this group. Similarly, reports of dark septate, assumingly ascomycetous, hyphae in a range of pteridophytes, advocating a mutualistic relationship, are not backed by functional evidence and the fact that the fungus invariably occupies dead host tissue points to saprotrophy and not mutualism. The best conclusion that can be reached based on current evidence is that the fungal symbionts of pteridophytes belong to the two fungal lineages Mucoromycotina and Glomeromycota. Do symbiotic fungi and host pteridophytes engage in mutually beneficial partnerships? To date, only two pioneering studies have addressed this key question demonstrating reciprocal exchange of nutrients between the sporophytes of Ophioglossum vulgatum and Osmunda regalis and their fungal symbionts. There is a pressing need for more functional investigations also extending to the gametophyte generation and coupled with in vitro isolation and resynthesis studies to unravel the effect of the fungi on their host. 相似文献
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During the establishment of vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizas, fungal hyphae contact the root surface, form appressoria and
initiate the internal colonization phase. Structural changes occur in the cell wall, the cytoplasm and the nucleus as the
fungus progresses from a presymbiotic to a symbiotic phase. Nuclei in spores are in G1 whereas in intraradical hyphae they are in G1 and G2. Changes in nuclear organization are evident in various stages in the colonization process. Dramatic changes in both symbionts
occur as the nutrient exchange interface is established between arbuscules and root cortical cells. An interfacial matrix,
consisting of molecules common to the primary wall of the cortical cell, separates the cortical cell plasma membrane from
the fungal cell wall.
Ectomycorrhizas are characterized structurally by the presence of a mantle of fungal hyphae enclosing the root and usually
an Hartig net of intercellular hyphae characterized by labyrinthine branching. As hyphae contact the root surface, they may
respond by increasing their diameter and switching from apical growth to precocious branching. The site of initial contact
of hyphae may be either the root cap or the ‘mycorrhiza infection zone’. The mantle varies considerably in structure depending
on both the plant and fungus genome. In some ectomycorrhizas, the mantle may be a barrier to apoplastic transport, and in
most it may store polyphosphate, glycogen, lipids and perhaps protein. 相似文献
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Bidirectional nutrient transfer between the plant and the fungus is a key feature of arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis. The major nutrients exchanged between the symbiotic partners are reduced carbon, assimilated through the plant photosynthesis and phosphate, taken up by the fungal hyphae exploring soil microhabitats. This nutrient exchange takes place across the symbiotic interfaces which are bordered by the plant and fungal plasma membranes. This review provides an overview of the current knowledge of the mechanisms underlying nutrient transport processes in the symbiosis, with special emphasis on recent developments in the molecular biology of the plant and fungal primary (H+-ATPases) and secondary transporters. 相似文献
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