Impact of rhizobacterial volatiles on Brachypodium distachyon (L.) Beauv. growth and response to abiotic stresses

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Authors

  • Caroline Baudson
  • Magdalena Mendaluk - Saunier de Cazenave
  • Adeline Blondiaux
  • Benjamin Delory
  • Patrick du Jardin
  • Pierre Delaplace
Plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) show a great potential of enhancing plant growth by several mechanisms. Among them, the emission of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and their biological roles in plants remain to be thoroughly understood. In this context, the VOC-mediated interaction between Brachypodium distachyon Bd21 and nineteen bacterial strains was assessed for potential growth-promotion effects. The impacts of bacterial VOCs on Bd21 development was studied using an in vitro cocultivation system without physical contact between the bacterial strains and the plant. The results show that some bacterial strains modulate total biomass production, biomass allocation and root architecture in Bd21. The statistical analysis of these biological effects
allowed us to select two bacterial strains with strong growth promotion activity: Enterobacter cloaceae JM22 and Bacillus subtilis GB03. In a first experiment, GB03 VOCs showed potential regulation of the expression of some microRNAs implicated in root development, cold stress response and phosphate starvation response in Bd21 grown in vitro during ten days. Complementarily, an ex vitro cocultivation system was developed in order to (1) confirm the in vitro screening results, (2) study older developmental stages in a more realistic way and (3) assess the effects of bacterial VOCs in an abiotic stress context. This system will be used to unravel the VOC-mediated communication in the context of drought tolerance and phosphate starvation response.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publication1st International Brachypodium Conference : Abstract book
Number of pages1
PublisherUniversità di Modena e Reggio Emilia
Publication date21.06.2013
PagesS6.3
Publication statusPublished - 21.06.2013
Event1st International Brachypodium Conference - 2013 - Modena, Italy
Duration: 19.06.201321.06.2013

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