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Combined biochar and wheat-derived endophytic bacteria reduces cadmium uptake in wheat grains in a metal-polluted soil

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Combined biochar and wheat-derived endophytic bacteria reduces cadmium uptake in wheat grains in a metal-polluted soil
In this study,two wheat-derived cadmium(Cd)-immobilizing endophytic Pseudomonas par-alactis M14 and Priestia megaterium R27 were evaluated for their effects on wheat tissue Cd uptake under hydroponic conditions.Then,the impacts of the biochar(BC),M14+R27(MR),and BC+MR treatments on wheat Cd uptake and the mechanisms involved were investi-gated at the jointing,heading,and mature stages of wheat plants under field-plot condi-tions.A hydroponic experiment showed that the MR treatment significantly decreased the above-ground tissue Cd content compared with the M14 or R27 treatment.The BC+MR treat-ment reduced the grain Cd content by 51.5％-67.7％and Cd translocation factor at the ma-ture stage of wheat plants and increased the organic matter-bound Cd content by 31％-75％in the rhizosphere soils compared with the BC or MR treatment.Compared with the BC or MR treatment,the relative abundances of the biomarkers associated with Gemmatimonas,Altererythrobacter,Gammaproteobacteria,Xanthomonadaceae,Phenylobacterium,and No-cardioides in the BC+MR-treated rhizosphere microbiome decreased and negatively corre-lated with the organic matter-bound Cd contents.In the BC+MR-treated root interior mi-crobiome,the relative abundance of the biomarker belonging to Exiguobacterium increased and negatively correlated with the Cd translocation factor,while the relative abundance of the biomarker belonging to Pseudonocardiaceae decreased and positively correlated with the Cd translocation factor.Our findings suggested that the BC+MR treatment reduced Cd availability and Cd transfer through affecting the abundances of these specific biomarkers in the rhizosphere soil and root interior microbiomes,leading to decreased wheat grain Cd uptake in the contaminated soil.

Cd-immobilizing endophyticbacteriaCd-contaminated soilBiochar+endophytic bacteriaGrain Cd uptakeSpecific biomarkers

Zhihui Xiong、Yaping Wang、Linyan He、Qi Sheng、Xiafang Sheng

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College of Life Sciences,Key Laboratory of Agricultural and Environmental Microbiology,Ministry of Agriculture,Nanjing Agricultural University,Nanjing 210095,China

Cd-immobilizing endophytic bacteria Cd-contaminated soil Biochar+endophytic bacteria Grain Cd uptake Specific biomarkers

2025

10.1016/j.jes.2023.10.009

环境科学学报(英文版)
中科院生态环境研究中心

环境科学学报(英文版)

影响因子：0.862
ISSN：1001-0742
年,卷(期)：2025.147(1)