Ecological distribution and elicitor activities of endophytic fungi in Changium smyrnioides
Objective The population structure and ecological distribution of endophytic fungi in Changium smyrnioides from the different habitats and growing phases, and the effects of fungal elicitor on the cell biomass and polysaccharide accumulation were studied in this paper. Methods The isolation, culture, and identification of microorganism, and plant cell suspension culture technology were adopted; And relative data were analyzed by the statistical methods. Results In four producing areas, 116 strains were isolated and classified into eight genera. The dominant populations were Fusarium LK. ex FR. , Geotri-chum LK. , and Alternaria Nees. The population structure of endophytic fungi obviously changed at the different growing phases. Species and quantity of endophytic fungi were plentiful at the seedling stage and bud stage, and especially at the bud stage the isolation rate and isolation frequency were more than 30% and 19% , respectively. Some endophytic fungi -had the obvious area and tissue specificity. Compared with the control by adding the elicitor of Fusarium sp. 3, the yields of cell biomass and polysaccharide were increased to 31. 86% and 38. 01 % , respectively. Conclusion Endophytic fungi in C. smyrnioides have abundant biodiversity. And there is close relationship between the population structure and distribution of endophytic fungi with ecological conditions. And fungal elicitors could obviously enhance the yields of cell biomass and polysaccharide of C. smyrnioides.
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