Microbiome rescue: directing resilience of environmental microbial communities
Microbiome rescue: directing resilience of environmental microbial communities
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微生物组拯救:指导环境微生物群落的恢复力
DOI:
10.1016/j.mib.2022.102263
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发表时间:
2023
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
Shade, Ashley
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作者:
Shade, Ashley
HighlightsMicrobiome management can maintain functions for systems facing climate change.Microbiome rescue reintroduces functional members lost to disturbance.Rescue can be demographic, functional, adaptive, and/or evolutionary.Deterministic rescue mechanisms can direct interventions to stabilize functions.It is urgent to assess microbial reactivation from dormancy as a rescue strategy.Earth’s climate crisis threatens to disrupt ecosystem services and destabilize food security. Microbiome management will be a crucial component of a comprehensive strategy to maintain stable microbinal functions for ecosystems and plants in the face of climate change. Microbiome rescue is the directed, community-level recovery of microbial populations and functions lost after an environmental disturbance. Microbiome rescue aims to propel a resilience trajectory for community functions. Rescue can be achieved via demographic, functional, adaptive, or evolutionary recovery of disturbance-sensitive populations. Various ecological mechanisms support rescue, including dispersal, reactivation from dormancy, functional redundancy, plasticity, and diversification, and these mechanisms can interact. Notably, controlling microbial reactivation from dormancy is a potentially fruitful but underexplored target for rescue.