Impact of Vanadium-Titanium-Magnetite Mining Activities on Endophytic Bacterial Communities and Functions in the Root Systems of Local Plants.

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2024
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Abstract
This study utilized 16S rRNA high-throughput sequencing technology to analyze the community structure and function of endophytic bacteria within the roots of three plant species in the vanadium-titanium-magnetite (VTM) mining area. The findings indicated that mining activities of VTM led to a notable decrease in both the biodiversity and abundance of endophytic bacteria within the root systems of and ( < 0.05). Significant reductions were observed in the populations of , concurrently with substantial increments in the populations of ( < 0.05), indicating that has a strong adaptability to this environmental stress. In addition, β diversity analysis revealed divergence in the endophytic bacterial communities within the roots of and from the VTM mining area, which had diverged to adapt to the environmental stress caused by mining activity. Functional enrichment analysis revealed that VTM mining led to an increase in polymyxin resistance, nicotinate degradation I, and glucose degradation (oxidative) ( < 0.05). Interestingly, we found that VTM mining did not notably alter the endophytic bacterial communities or functions in the root systems of , indicating that this plant can adapt well to environmental stress. This study represents the primary investigation into the influence of VTM mining activities on endophytic bacterial communities and the functions of nearby plant roots, providing further insight into the impact of VTM mining activities on the ecological environment.
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Authors Xiong, Zhuang; Zhang, Yunfeng; Chen, Xiaodie; Sha, Ajia; Xiao, Wenqi; Luo, Yingyong; Peng, Lianxin; Zou, Liang; Li, Qiang
Journal genes
Year 2024
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10.3390/genes15050526
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Keywords
bioremediation soil pollution mining activity microecology

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