Роль бактерий рода Pseudomonas и их метаболитов в биоконтроле фитопатогенных микроорганизмов

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Обобщены и проанализированы современные знания о перспективности применения бактерий рода Pseudomonas в качестве продуцентов эффективных микробиологических препаратов для биоконтроля фитопатогенных организмов. Ризосферные псевдомонады являются потенциальными объектами агробиотехнологии в связи с наличием у них необходимых для биоконтроля и фитостимуляции физиолого-биохимических особенностей. К этим особенностям относятся толерантность к активным формам кислорода, хемотаксис в отношении корневых экссудатов, биосинтез сидерофоров и антибиотических метаболитов различной природы. Представители рода Pseudomonas известны своим большим метаболическим разнообразием, что позволяет им колонизировать широкий спектр экологических ниш, включая ризосферу. Виды Pseudomonas, изолированные из ризосферы, обладают более широкой катаболической активностью, чем изолированные из основной массы почвы, особенно в отношении определенных сахаров, полиолов и аминокислот, которые можно найти в корневых экссудатах. Широкое метаболическое разнообразие позволяет бактериям получить повсеместное распространение, образуя защитные биопленки и колонизируя различные экологические ниши. При этом улучшаются водоудерживающая способность, плодородие и пористость почвы, а также условия минерального питания растений за счет повышения доступности N, P, K и Fe. В работе подробно описаны основные биологически активные метаболиты, продуцируемые псевдомонадами и их роль в подавлении фитопатогенов и фитостимуляции. В исследованиях использована материально-техническая база УНУ “Технологическая линия для получения микробиологических средств защиты растений нового поколения” (https://ckp-rf.ru/catalog/usu/671367/).

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Т. М. Сидорова

Федеральный научный центр биологической защиты растений

Автор, ответственный за переписку.
Email: lera_arm@mail.ru
Россия, 350039, Краснодар, а/я 39

В. В. Аллахвердян

Федеральный научный центр биологической защиты растений

Email: lera_arm@mail.ru
Россия, 350039, Краснодар, а/я 39

А. М. Асатурова

Федеральный научный центр биологической защиты растений

Email: lera_arm@mail.ru
Россия, 350039, Краснодар, а/я 39

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