Nutritional Profile and Ecological Interactions of Yeast Symbionts Associated with North American Spruce Beetle (Dendroctonus rufipennis)
Nutritional Profile and Ecological Interactions of Yeast Symbionts Associated with North American Spruce Beetle (Dendroctonus rufipennis)
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与北美云杉甲虫 (Dendroctonus rufipennis) 相关的酵母共生体的营养状况和生态相互作用
DOI:
10.1007/s00248-022-02158-7
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
Van Buiten, Charlene
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作者:
Davis, Thomas S.;Stewart, Jane E.;Clark, Caitlin;Van Buiten, Charlene
To better understand functional ecology of bark beetle-microbial symbioses, we characterized yeast associates of North American spruce beetle (Dendroctous rufipennisKirby) across populations. Seven yeast species were detected;Wickerhamomyces canadensis(Wickerham) Kurtzman et al. (Sachharomycetales: Saccharomycetaceae) was the most common (74% of isolates) and found in all populations. Isolates ofW. canadensiswere subsequently tested for competitive interactions with symbiotic (Leptographium abietinum, =Grosmannia abietina) and pathogenic (Beauvaria bassiana) filamentous fungi, and isolates were nutritionally profiled (protein and P content). Exposure to yeast headspace emissions had isolate-dependent effects on colony growth of symbiotic and pathogenic fungi; most isolates ofW. canadensisslightly inhibited growth rates of symbiotic (L. abietinum, mean effect: − 4%) and entomopathogenic (B. bassiana, mean effect: − 6%) fungi. However, overall variation was high (range: − 35.4 to + 88.6%) and some yeasts enhanced growth of filamentous fungi whereas others were consistently inhibitory. The volatile 2-phenylethanol was produced byW. canadensisand synthetic 2-phenylethanol reduced growth rates of bothL. abietinumandB. bassianaby 36% on average. Mean protein and P content ofWickerhamomyces canadensiscultures were 0.8% and 7.2%, respectively, but isolates varied in nutritional content and protein content was similar to that of host tree phloem. We conclude thatW. canadensisis a primary yeast symbiont ofD. rufipennisin the Rocky Mountains and emits volatiles that can affect growth of associated microbes.Wickerhamomyces canadensisisolates vary substantially in limiting nutrients (protein and P), but concentrations are less than reported for the symbiotic filamentous fungusL. abietinum.
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