Insights on strain 115 plant growth-promoting bacteria traits and its contribution in lead stress alleviation in pea (Pisum sativum L.) plants
The present study aims to characterize the plant growth-promoting bacterial traits of Bacillus simplex (strain 115). This bacterium was inoculated in hydroponically conditions to improve pea ( Pisum sativum L.) growth submitted to lead (Pb) toxicity. Root nodulation system was developed enough in 23...
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| description | The present study aims to characterize the plant growth-promoting bacterial traits of
Bacillus simplex
(strain 115). This bacterium was inoculated in hydroponically conditions to improve pea (
Pisum sativum
L.) growth submitted to lead (Pb) toxicity. Root nodulation system was developed enough in 23-day-old plants attesting the interaction between the two organisms. In addition to its phosphate solubilization and siderophore production traits that reached 303.8 μg P mL
−1
and 49.6 psu respectively, the
Bacillus
strain 115 exhibited Pb bio-sorption ability. Inoculation of Pb-stressed pea with strain 115 showed roots and shoots biomass recovery (+ 70% and + 61%, respectively). Similarly, water and protein contents were increased in Pb-treated plants after bacterial inoculation. In the presence of strain 115, Pb relative toxicity level decreased (− 39.3% compared to Pb stress only). Moreover, catalase and superoxide dismutase activities were upregulated in Pb-exposed plants (+ 56% and + 51%, respectively). After inoculation with strain 115, catalase and superoxide dismutase activities were restored by − 38% and − 44% respectively. Simultaneously, oxidant stress indicator (H
2
O
2
and 4-hydroxynonenal) and osmo-regulators (proline and glycine-betaine) contents as well as lipoxygenase activity decreased significantly in Pb-treated plants after
Bacillus
strain’s inoculation. Taken together, the results give some evidences for the plant growth-promoting capacity of strain 115 in helping alleviation of Pb stress. |
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2
O
2
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Pisum sativum
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−1
and 49.6 psu respectively, the
Bacillus
strain 115 exhibited Pb bio-sorption ability. Inoculation of Pb-stressed pea with strain 115 showed roots and shoots biomass recovery (+ 70% and + 61%, respectively). Similarly, water and protein contents were increased in Pb-treated plants after bacterial inoculation. In the presence of strain 115, Pb relative toxicity level decreased (− 39.3% compared to Pb stress only). Moreover, catalase and superoxide dismutase activities were upregulated in Pb-exposed plants (+ 56% and + 51%, respectively). After inoculation with strain 115, catalase and superoxide dismutase activities were restored by − 38% and − 44% respectively. Simultaneously, oxidant stress indicator (H
2
O
2
and 4-hydroxynonenal) and osmo-regulators (proline and glycine-betaine) contents as well as lipoxygenase activity decreased significantly in Pb-treated plants after
Bacillus
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−1
and 49.6 psu respectively, the
Bacillus
strain 115 exhibited Pb bio-sorption ability. Inoculation of Pb-stressed pea with strain 115 showed roots and shoots biomass recovery (+ 70% and + 61%, respectively). Similarly, water and protein contents were increased in Pb-treated plants after bacterial inoculation. In the presence of strain 115, Pb relative toxicity level decreased (− 39.3% compared to Pb stress only). Moreover, catalase and superoxide dismutase activities were upregulated in Pb-exposed plants (+ 56% and + 51%, respectively). After inoculation with strain 115, catalase and superoxide dismutase activities were restored by − 38% and − 44% respectively. Simultaneously, oxidant stress indicator (H
2
O
2
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Bacillus
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| subjects | 4-Hydroxynonenal Bacillus Bacteria Biochemistry Biomedical and Life Sciences Biotechnology Catalase Cell Biology Ecology Glycine Hydrogen Peroxide Hydroponics Inoculation Lead Lead - toxicity Life Sciences Lipoxygenase Microbial Ecology Microbiology Nodulation Original Paper Oxidants Oxidizing agents Peas Pisum sativum Plant growth Shoots Solubilization Strain Superoxide Dismutase Toxicity |
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