Effects of environmental factors on bacterial community structure in rhizosphere soil of wild Gymnadenia conopsea in Tibet
[Objective]The present paper aimed to explore the effects of environmental factors on bacterial community structure in rhizosphere soil of wild Gymnadenia conopsea in Tibet.[Method]Therefore,four sampling sites were selected to collect soil samples,including the aban-doned timber factory(FM),Linzhi viewing station(LZ),Linhai viewing station(LH),and the radar station(LD),and the high-throughput sequencing technology was used to analyze the diversity and structure of bacterial community in rhizosphere soil of G.conopsea at different al-titudes,and the effects of different environmental factors on the diversity and structure of bacterial community were analyzed.[Result]The to-tal of 32 phyla,90 classes,224 orders,378 families,and 693 genera were detected in all samples.Proteobacteria,Actinobacteria and Ac-idobacteria were the dominant phyla,Bradyrhizobium and Chryseobacterium were the dominant genera.With the increase of altitude,the diver-sity and richness of rhizosphere soil bacterial community increased,and the difference between groups was greater than the difference within groups.[Conclusion]Altitude,TK,pH and EC significantly affected the bacterial community composition in rhizosphere soil at phylum level.Three environmental factors,namely TK,TP and altitude,had more obvious effects on bacterial community composition at genus level.