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A, Phase-contrast and CSLM of Arabidopsis roots cocultured with the B A, Phase-contrast and CSLM of Arabidopsis roots cocultured with the B. subtilis M1 mutant under in vitro and soil conditions showing poor biofilm formation by the B. subtilis M1 mutant. A, Phase-contrast and CSLM of Arabidopsis roots cocultured with the B. subtilis M1 mutant under in vitro and soil conditions showing poor biofilm formation by the B. subtilis M1 mutant. I, Phase contrast image of roots treated with B. subtilis M1; note the marked area indicating a small region of phase-bright material suggestive of poor biofilm surrounding the roots. II, CSLM image of roots treated with B. subtilis M1 under in vitro conditions. III, CSLM image of Arabidopsis roots cocultivated with B. subtilis M1 under soil conditions. Double brackets in I to III indicate the roots. Bars = 50 μm. I to III depict a section of the root (from the root tip to the central elongation zone). B, CSLM of Arabidopsis roots grown in vitro, cocultivated with B. subtilis 6051, and subsequently infected with P. syringae. C, CSLM of Arabidopsis roots grown under soil conditions, cocultivated with B. subtilis 6051, and subsequently infected with P. syringae. A live-dead BacLight bacterial viability kit was used to detect most of the live bacteria. Bacteria on the root surface were stained with propidium iodide and SYTO9 (See “Materials and Methods”) to visualize the polysaccharides. Both the above treatments show intact biofilm formation by wild-type B. subtilis 6051 as represented by green communities. (Note multiple arrows indicating dead bacteria, most likely P. syringae, in red; brackets in the panel indicate the roots). Bars (B and C) = 20 μm. D, CSLM of P. syringae alone infecting Arabidopsis roots. E, CSLM of Arabidopsis roots grown in vitro and cocultured with the B. subtilis M1 strain. Note the arrow indicating poor colonization as represented by green communities in patches. Bars (D and E) = 50 μm. F, CSLM of Arabidopsis roots grown in vitro, cocultured with B. subtilis M1, and subsequently infected with P. syringae. Brackets in the panels indicate the roots. G and H, Quantification of bacterial cell counts on root surfaces of Arabidopsis on the 4th d postinoculation with B. subtilis 6051, M1, and P. syringae under lone and mixed treatments. Specific antibiotic selection with B. subtilis M1 (5 μg mL-1 chloramphenicol) and P. syringae DC3000 (100 μg mL-1 rifampicin) was used for selective plating of the two bacteria for colony-forming units (cfu) counts. Values show the quantitative amount of roots with average (mean ± sd; n = 5) bacterial counts after inoculation of approximately 2.5 × 108 cfu mL-1; five plants of each species were used per treatment. Harsh Pal Bais et al. Plant Physiol. 2004;134:307-319 ©2004 by American Society of Plant Biologists