Analysis of the Fungal Community Composition in Endemic Orchids with Terrestrial Habitat in Subtropical Regions

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Hu, Xinyue [1 ]
Qi, Xiujin [1 ]
Ramirez, Maria Daniela Artigas [1 ,2 ]
Wu, Qi [1 ]
Liu, Shiyong [3 ]
Deng, Zhenhai [3 ]
Li, Xiuzhong [4 ]
Zhang, Nan [5 ]
Zhang, Hongfeng [5 ]
Dai, Heran [5 ]
Xin, Rongshi [3 ]
Wu, Xiaofeng [3 ]
Cheng, Jin [1 ]
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[1] Beijing Forestry Univ, Natl Engn Res Ctr Tree Breeding & Ecol Restorat, State Key Lab Efficient Prod Forest Resources, Beijing Key Lab Ornamental Plants Germplasm Innova, Beijing 100083, Peoples R China
[2] Univ Carabobo UC, Fac Sci & Technol, Ctr Appl Biotechnol CBA, Dept Biol, Valencia 2001, Venezuela
[3] Guangxi Yachang Orchid Natl Nat Reserve Management, Baise 533200, Peoples R China
[4] North China Inst Sci & Technol, Sch Chem Safety, Langfang 065201, Peoples R China
[5] Beijing Tongzhou Dist Forestry Work Stn, Beijing 101100, Peoples R China
关键词
ITS; Liparis gigantea; Habenaria yachangensis; H; dentata; mycorrhiza; DIVERSITY; NETWORKS;
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10.3390/microorganisms12071412
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Q93 [微生物学];
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071005 ; 100705 ;
摘要
Habenaria and Liparis are well-known orchid genera that grow in terrestrial habitats in the tropics, subtropics or temperate zones. Three species have been found in subtropical regions of China, inhabiting terrestrial to epiphytic habitats. This study focuses on three species, H. dentata (distributed in Asia), H. yachangensis, and L. gigantea. For H. yachangensis and L. gigantea, there is no information about the mycorrhizal community in these species. This study aims to conduct the fungal community screening of Chinese ground orchids from subtropical regions. We performed a comparative analysis of the fungal community among H. dentata, H. yachangensis, and L. gigantea, determining their ITS regions using NGS paired-end sequences. The results clarified the diversity and the predominance of fungal genera. Ascomycota was abundant compared to Basidiomycota or other fungi groups in all communities, with a high dominance in all populations, especially for L. gigantea. At different root spatial locations, the fungal community diversity and richness were higher in the soil than in the rhizosphere or inner root. However, the results suggest that L. gigantea has a different fungal community compared to Habenaria species. In this order, the subtropical terrestrial orchids have a different fungal network compared to the northern terrestrial orchids. Also, there is a high probability of co-existence and co-evolution of endophytic fungi in these terrestrial orchids, indicating the potential role of host plants in selecting an endophytic fungal community. Furthermore, our results highlight the need to elucidate the microbe interactions of these unique orchids for long-term purposes, such as isolating indigenous fungi for suitable inoculants for further orchid propagation, restoration, and conservation.
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