Salt Tolerance Mechanism and Species Identification of the Plant Rhizosphere Bacterium JYZ-SD2
A salt-tolerant microbe strain JYZ-SD2 was investigated to develop biological soil amendments to stimulate salix growth and acclimation in costal salt-affected soils. The salt tolerance mechanism of strain JYZ-SD2 was investigated by detecting the salt-tolerant growth characteristics, biofilm format...
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| description | A salt-tolerant microbe strain JYZ-SD2 was investigated to develop biological soil amendments to stimulate salix growth and acclimation in costal salt-affected soils. The salt tolerance mechanism of strain JYZ-SD2 was investigated by detecting the salt-tolerant growth characteristics, biofilm formation, ion distribution, secondary metabolites, and zymogram profiling. The strain was identified by physiological and biochemical characteristics (Biolog), 16S rDNA sequencing, and cry1/7/9 gene expressing. With increasing of NaCl concentration, strain JYZ-SD2 adapted to the increased osmotic pressure by prolonging the retardation period, slowing down the growth rate of the logarithmic phase, increasing
spo
0A gene expression, increasing biofilm formation, reducing Na
+
uptake, and changing the expression of metabolites and intracellular soluble proteins. The results showed that strain JYZ-SD2 could be assigned to
Bacillus cereus
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spo
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+
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