FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4280521808> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4280521808 endingPage "1042" @default.
• W4280521808 startingPage "1042" @default.
• W4280521808 abstract "Trichoderma longibrachiatum sp. are free-living filamentous fungi which are common in agro-ecosystems. However, few studies thus far have examined the interaction between Trichoderma longibrachiatum and arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungi in saline soil and their potential for improving plant stress tolerance. Here, single, dual-inoculated (T. longibrachiatum MF, AM fungal community or Glomus sp.), and non-inoculated maize (Zea may L.) were subjected to different salinity levels (0, 75, 150, and 225 mM NaCl) to test the synergistic effects of dual inoculants on maize plants in different salt stress conditions. Plant performance and metabolic profiles were compared to find the molecular mechanisms underlying plant protection against salt stress. The first experiment revealed that dual inoculation of an AM fungal community and T. longibrachiatum MF improved the biomass and K+/Na+ ratio in maize under non-saline conditions, and generally enhanced AM fungal growth in root and soil under all but the 225 mM NaCl conditions. However, MF inoculant did not influence the structure of AM fungal communities in maize roots. In the second experiment, dual inoculation of Glomus sp. and T. longibrachiatum MF increased maize plant biomass, K+/Na+ ratio, and AM fungal growth in root and soil significantly at both 0 and 75 mM NaCl conditions. We identified metabolic compounds differentially accumulated in dual-inoculated maize that may underline their enhanced maize plant tolerance to increasing soil salinity. Our data suggested that the combination of Glomus sp. and T.longibrachiatum leads to interactions, which may play a potential role in alleviating the stress and improve crop productivity in salt-affected soils." @default.
• W4280521808 created "2022-05-22" @default.
• W4280521808 creator A5003707797 @default.
• W4280521808 creator A5004156269 @default.
• W4280521808 creator A5052013684 @default.
• W4280521808 creator A5065305610 @default.
• W4280521808 creator A5067221645 @default.
• W4280521808 creator A5077401401 @default.
• W4280521808 creator A5087696192 @default.
• W4280521808 date "2022-05-17" @default.
• W4280521808 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W4280521808 title "The Interactions between Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi and Trichoderma longibrachiatum Enhance Maize Growth and Modulate Root Metabolome under Increasing Soil Salinity" @default.
• W4280521808 cites W1969387684 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W1973810515 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W1973887837 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W1986748457 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2003328876 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2006849116 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2008541252 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2008647104 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2038688499 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2044431863 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2051480746 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2057190923 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2063959582 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2079382762 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2081496988 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2098824769 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2099471811 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2105751976 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2108965227 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2110980477 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2117933268 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2125770179 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2133360663 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2136879569 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2142812847 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2146106266 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2149853789 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2157796264 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2161787041 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2167577061 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2181495395 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2183870399 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2191581141 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2248284407 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2296521433 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2318056064 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2327709671 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2460459996 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2469512219 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2495179629 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2589093267 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2591824450 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2603930527 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2771755191 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2791761853 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2795616766 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2801691667 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2854262208 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2894954135 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2895021067 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2910500982 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2914846125 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2954518837 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W2997207664 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W3008858634 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W3043755636 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W3047732687 @default.
• W4280521808 cites W4255942561 @default.
• W4280521808 doi "https://doi.org/10.3390/microorganisms10051042" @default.
• W4280521808 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35630484" @default.
• W4280521808 hasPublicationYear "2022" @default.
• W4280521808 type Work @default.
• W4280521808 citedByCount "1" @default.
• W4280521808 countsByYear W42805218082023 @default.
• W4280521808 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W4280521808 hasAuthorship W4280521808A5003707797 @default.
• W4280521808 hasAuthorship W4280521808A5004156269 @default.
• W4280521808 hasAuthorship W4280521808A5052013684 @default.
• W4280521808 hasAuthorship W4280521808A5065305610 @default.
• W4280521808 hasAuthorship W4280521808A5067221645 @default.
• W4280521808 hasAuthorship W4280521808A5077401401 @default.
• W4280521808 hasAuthorship W4280521808A5087696192 @default.
• W4280521808 hasBestOaLocation W42805218081 @default.
• W4280521808 hasConcept C115540264 @default.
• W4280521808 hasConcept C121677567 @default.
• W4280521808 hasConcept C129513315 @default.
• W4280521808 hasConcept C141650431 @default.
• W4280521808 hasConcept C144027150 @default.
• W4280521808 hasConcept C152444672 @default.
• W4280521808 hasConcept C175605896 @default.
• W4280521808 hasConcept C180032290 @default.
• W4280521808 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W4280521808 hasConcept C2775983792 @default.
• W4280521808 hasConcept C2778464884 @default.
• W4280521808 hasConcept C2780214302 @default.
• W4280521808 hasConcept C2781111672 @default.

• next