Root acid phosphatases and microbial biomass phosphorus induced Cd tolerance and P acquisition in wheat inoculated with P solubilizing bacteria - INRAE - Institut national de recherche pour l’agriculture, l’alimentation et l’environnement
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Root acid phosphatases and microbial biomass phosphorus induced Cd tolerance and P acquisition in wheat inoculated with P solubilizing bacteria

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Microbial bioremediation has emerged promisingly to improve crop tolerance to cadmium (Cd). Moreover, Cd tolerance and phosphate acquisition in plants positively correlated under P solubilizing bacteria inoculation, yet there is no evidence on specific mechanisms influencing Cd tolerance and plant P acquisition. The present study evaluates Cd tolerance in rock P-amended durum wheat in response to inoculation with P solubilizing bacteria (PSB) [three individual isolates Bacillus siamensis, Rahnella aceris, Bacillus cereus and their consortium (PSB Cs )] and consequently reveals key rhizosphere mechanisms involved in both Cd tolerance and P use efficiency. Results show that inoculation overall improved plant growth, rhizosphere parameters and nutrient uptake (P, N, K) under increasing Cd concentrations [8 (Cd 8 ) and 16 (Cd 16 ) ppm Cd 2+ ]. Under Cd 16 , Rahnella aceris induced the most significant plant responses in terms of biomass [shoots (31 %), roots (40 %), and spikes (92 %)], rhizosphere available P (234 %) and root inorganic P (109 %) compared to uninoculated plant. Microbial biomass P (MBP) and root acid phosphatases (APase) were 33-and 13-times higher, respectively, than in uninoculated plants. In addition, inoculation (particularly using PSB Cs ) significantly decreased Cd translocation factor (TF) (Cd 8 : -17 % and Cd 16 : -22 %) and Cd bioaccumulation factor (BAF) (Cd 8 : -6 % and Cd 16 : -40 %) concomitantly to enhanced root morphological traits and P contents in shoots and spikes. Furthermore, PSB inoculation under Cd constraint increased (rhizosphere available P / MBP) and (Root APase / Rhizosphere Apase) ratios that significantly (p < 0.05) correlate with plant P uptake in shoots and spikes. Increase in both ratios was concomitant to a significant decrease in TF and BAF of Cd exemplified by negatively significant correlations (r 2 =0.70 and r 2 =0.57, p < 0.05). This finding elucidates the key role of bacterial inoculation that presumably triggered Cd tolerance and aboveground P owing to increased (rhizosphere available P / MBP) and (Root / Rhizosphere APase) ratios in PSB-inoculated wheat.

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hal-04817825 , version 1 (03-12-2024)

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Ammar Ibnyasser, Rym Saidi, Wissal Elhaissoufi, Said Khourchi, Meryem Haddine, et al.. Root acid phosphatases and microbial biomass phosphorus induced Cd tolerance and P acquisition in wheat inoculated with P solubilizing bacteria. Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety, 2024, 288, pp.117402. ⟨10.1016/j.ecoenv.2024.117402⟩. ⟨hal-04817825⟩
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