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Session 2 . Symbioses and plant growth promotion
Rooüng induction
of
olive plants cuttings by plant growtfl promoting rtlizobacteria
Mon!ero
ca!asanz
Marla[)elCarmen,
5al1arnarialiIazacannen.
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IFAPA,
ceotro
lasTorres-Tomejl • .kJntaDehdatuReanosNatL.raIes YProdua::iOO~eYRA.CazaIa&vila
KM 12.2 41200 At;alàDelRioSeviIa
$pailChemicalagentsuse<!
to
preYeflldiseasessymptoms
01to
Iertiizeplants can causedetrirrertalelfects on humanhealthandpersîstinnatu-rai ecosystems
50,inlhelaS!decade COflVefllîooaI chemicalsproductsare
beingrepIaœdbybioIogi:alagents.
suctlas
fTicroorgarisms(baderiaandmycorrtiz.ae).Adualy,in organic agriaJttureilÎS
forbidden to
use cherricallXlI'l1lOOnds.Free living soil
bacleria
tha!
proYidesornebenef~teplants are usuaRy referredto
as plantgrowltrprornoti'gmizobacteria (pGPR).They mayracililale piani growth and developmentindirecltylhroogh lheIr abilityleprevent ordecrease thedamage
to
plants or directly lhrooghiroosequestralion, phosphate soIubilizalion ortheprodllClion of plant growtll hormones such asindole-3-aœlic acid (!.Ml, the mas! common auxin which stimulalemolelongation.
AZO$pirillum brasi/ense ha!beenwidely used as a PGPR
owing
ils
capacilyto
produce and release abroadspeçtrum of plant growth regu-lalors. ArronQ severalA.
brasUense slrains,thestrain Cd wasthe0I'Iethatproduœdthehighest levelsofIAA.Nowadays,theolive propagation adopled by nutsel)' growers,ismoslly lhrooghsemi-woodyClive plants cuttings. They aretreatedduring
several seconds'Nithan lAA solution (24mgIL).The use
of
lMinorganic agricultureisforbidden
50ta fine!
anecoIogicalternative 10\tleuse
oflMis needed. ~.ln Ihiswork
we
na...e studiedrooling
indUClÙlbythelISeofSOO'lebacIeria previ:luslydesaibedas highly eftectiveas auùl'sproduœrs.andothersisoIaled
from
the rtlizosphereof
orgaiW::oIiYestrees.
andseleded
byils
in vitrocapacily"soIubiize
phosphate.andta
produœsicle-rophoresandlM..
Effec:t
of
P availability on the diyel'$ity and functioning of
myeorrhïz.a and mycorrhilosphere bacteria in mari·
time pine stands
of
tfM
Landes fores( ecosystem
Dornerwe
Odj!e'.PIassardCIaude', Prin'tYes',Gcrbefteau..llcqun'.B6ltefMart',~Utent",TrictleIPierre',SaurE~.1insi1ger Phiippe',.!damBenolt',NIMt.t1arrmacIArif,M'BaIaJosejlh',OupomcisRom',castelscardine',GaIlana~'INRAlSTl.l,
campus
GeBaIlaf9Jet
TA82IJ 34398MalIpeIercedex5France1UMRl222BilgéodIimîeduSeleldelaRhizosphère,INRA.sup,t,gro.M,Ml:npeIIier
1Labora:on desS)'TOoses TropicaleselMéci:erranéemes,INRA-IRD-ClRAD-UMJl-SupAgro-M,MonIpeIief
• M)'ooIogieelS6cuité des NimenlS. INAA,.Bordeaux
• Translerlsd-pIanIeelCyc:IesdesEJ6mentsrrin6rauxdanslesEalsyslèmesQ.tIivés.ENrTAB, Bardeaull • Transfertsd-pIanteelCyclesdesEJements minéœuxdanslesEcosysll!mesCtIMs,INRA, BordellUll
'Ec:dogîelonctionn&Ie et physique de l'enviromement, INRA, Bon:leauK
Themaritimepine(Anus pinastet'j, distributedfromI.4otoccanAtianlic coast
ta
Southof
Europe,isthe most p1anted foœstspeciesin FrancewiIh1 million hectares
Iocated
inthelandesregion. Mostof these monospecific plantations grow on sandy acidic soiIslhat are deficientinminerai e!ements, pho$phonJsinparticular. Sincemyrorrhizaassociated
to
pineroots
play ani~ntrola in P avaUability,thedifferentfar·
Iilizalion regimes appliedta
pine plantations lhrooghoutthelandes Iofes\ cook! have a direct affect on thediversily and functioningofmycor· rtlizaand lheir associated bactaria.We analyse<!thedivefsity
of
pine ectomyoorrhiza ancllha\oflheir
associatedmyconIlizospherebactelia (MB)inthirty representativaforestsitesral"lQinllfrom 6
ta
93years-old. alol"lQthreesuccessive surveys(autumn 2005to
autumn2006).AtIefintensive mycootliza samplil"lQs tramsoilcores
c:ombinedta
a
systemallc survey 01 sporophores. rnJtochoodrial DNA of rnycorrtllzaandsporophoreswassequenœd
(ML5IMl6 primers). MSweillisoIateclon
trypcase
mediumfTom!hesurface of mycoohiza and lheir abilily 10soIubilizePwas assessed atler incubation on TCP agar medium.AmongtheisoIated MB, lIuoresœntpseudoIronads,koown10incaJdemyœnhizationhelperbaderia,were
also detededusng
!heKing's B medium.The
tirst results
showa gmt
divel'sityofmycorrhiz.aIspecies(i30)wiIha
~ofRussulaceae
speàes.Clear
ditferenœsare
obsefwd., the proportionofvariouslungadspecîesacccrdi1g10!hese andbetween~lungalmi::roftora(rnyaJrThiza)and
abc-vegroundone (sporophaes). Theproportionof IllBable10soIubizeinorganicphosphale issignificanltyhigher., non-P.fMIiledplotsthan inthoseregUartyIertiized wiIhP, 70%
vs
45%respediYefy.Amongal theMS isoIiIted.the proportionoflk.IorescentpseudoIronadsvarieddramatica1ly
acc:ordDg
teltheseason. i.e.
fromabout 5%Ï'lauI1.rm10 45%.,spring.165 genesequencingof MBwiIbeperfOlTlled toinvestigatespeci6caffinities andlunctionaIrelalionships betweenbacteriaIandlungaIpart.