Journal of Applied Microbiology 2019-Jul
Persistence of Pseudomonas fluorescens LBUM677 in the rhizosphere of corn gromwell (Buglossoides arvensis) under field conditions and its impact on seed oil and stearidonic acid bioaccumulation.
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Two field experiments were performed to: (i) study the persistence of various concentrations of LBUM677 inoculated in the rhizosphere of B. arvensis and determine a minimum inoculation threshold required to maximize biological activity; and (ii) study the impact of B. arvensis intraspecific genetic variations on LBUM677 rhizosphere colonization and seed oil and SDA accumulation. In order to track LBUM677 populations in soil over time, a specific quantitative polymerase chain reaction assay was developed. Inoculation with a minimum of 109 LBUM677 bacterial cells per plant was determined as a threshold to promote maximum B. arvensis rhizosphere colonization and seed oil and SDA accumulation. Buglossoides arvensis intraspecific genetic variations had an impact on rhizosphere colonization, B. arvensis seed oil and SDA accumulation, where two cultivars benefited more than others from LBUM677 inoculation.