Endophytes and plants A hidden love affair.

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Endophytes and plants A hidden love affair

Endophytes Endophytes = microorganisms living inside the plant tissue Relationships: Neutral Mutualistic Commensal

Colonization through damaged areas of the epidermis B. + C. Colonization through epidermal cracks D. Colonization facilitated by fungal root penetration Andreolli M., Lampis S., Vallini G. (2017) Diversity, Distribution and Functional Role of Bacterial Endophytes in Vitis vinifera. In: Maheshwari D. (eds) Endophytes: Biology and Biotechnology. Sustainable Development and Biodiversity, vol 15. Springer, Cham

Plant growth promoting properties Enhancing the availability and assimilation of nutrients Synthesis of specific compounds required by plants Plant protection against phytopathogens

Biofertilization Biofertilization = increasing the availability of nutrients that support plant growth Biological fixation of nitrogen, dissolution of bound phosphorus

Biological fixation of nitrogen Diazotrophy = conversion of atmospheric nitrogen to ammonia using the enzyme nitrogenase Diazotrophic endophytic bacteria  rise in the total nitrogen content of the plant

Phosphate solubilization Phosphorus in soil in insoluble forms: inorganic minerals - apatite organic forms - inositol phosphate, phosphomonoes and phosphotriesters

Phosphate solubilization Organic acid-producing bacteria (gluconic, lactic, oxalic, citric): chelation of phosphorus-bound metal cations soil pH decrease  release of phosphate ions

Phytostimulation auxins cytokinins Giberellins abscisic acid Phytostimulation = growth support by phytohormones production: auxins cytokinins Giberellins abscisic acid

Biocontrol Biocontrol = support for growth through protection against phytopathogens: Production of antimicrobial substances Production of lytic enzymes Competition for nutrients

Bacterial siderophores Siderophores = low molecular weight molecules capable of binding Fe3+ Competition for iron with phytopatogens Possible supply of iron for plants

What do we do? Isolation of endophytes from grapevine (Vitis vinifera) Test their plant growth promoting properties Determine differences between bio/conventional vineyards Determine differences between seasons