外源棕榈酸对西瓜连作土壤微生物及枯萎病菌致病力的影响
[Abstract]:Watermelon fusarium wilt is a soil-borne disease caused by Fusarium oxysporum. Previous studies have found that wheat-associated watermelons can regulate soil microbial flora, thus reducing watermelon fusarium wilt. As the main component of wheat root exudates, palmitic acid had a negative correlation with the severity of fusarium wilt in soil. However, the effects of exogenous palmitic acid on soil microbial flora were seldom reported under soil conditions. In addition, the fusarium acid and the plant cell wall degrading enzyme released by the Fusarium oxysporum canarium can reflect its pathogenicity to the host, and therefore it is necessary to detect the effect of palmitic acid on the pathogenicity of fusarium oxysporum. Four palmitic acid concentrations, 0 mmol/ kg, 0.5 mmol/ kg, 1.0 mmol/ kg, 1. 5mmol/ kg dry soil were set up in this study. The effects of exogenous palmitic acid at different concentrations on microbial diversity, community structure and flora distribution in watermelon were studied by pot experiment and Mi Seq sequencing. In addition, the effects of exogenous palmitic acid at different concentrations on the pathogenicity of Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. were also studied in vitro. The purpose of this study is to reveal the important role of palmitic acid-mediated transformation of soil microbial flora in the prevention and control of watermelon wilt. The main results of experiment were as follows: (1) The pot experiment of watermelon showed that 1. 0mmol/ kg, 1.5 mmol/ kg palmitic acid significantly reduced the incidence of watermelon fusarium wilt, and had better control effect on watermelon wilt. (2) The results of soil microbial richness and diversity showed that 0. 5mmol/ kg, 1. 0mmol/ kg, 1.5 mmol/ kg palmitic acid decreased the fungus richness and diversity in the early stage of field planting, and 1. 5 mmol/ kg palmitic acid reduced the diversity of fungi at the later stage of field planting. For watermelon soil bacteria, 0. 5 mmol/ kg, 1.0 mmol/ kg, 1.5 mmol/ kg palmitic acid had no effect on the richness and diversity of soil bacteria in watermelon in early stage. (3) The results of principal axis analysis (PCo A) of soil microbial community structure showed that 0. 5 mmol/ kg, 1. 0mmol/ kg, 1.5 mmol/ kg palmitic acid changed the structure of soil fungal community in watermelon. The bacterial community structure of watermelon was changed by 0.5 mmol/ kg, 1.0 mmol/ kg and 1.5 mmol/ kg palmitic acid. In addition, 1. 0 mmol/ kg palmitic acid also changed the bacterial community structure of watermelon in late stage. (4) The results of soil microbial flora distribution showed that 0. 5 mmol/ kg, 1. 0mmol/ kg, 1.5 mmol/ kg palmitic acid had a catalytic role in the early and late stage of colonization for watermelon and soil fungi. The inhibitory effect on the basidiomycotina was inhibited by 1. 0 mmol/ kg palmitic acid at the early stage of colonization, but no effect on basidiomycetous doors was observed at the later stage of colonization. but has inhibitory effect on cryptococcosis. In addition, 0. 5 mmol/ kg, 1.0 mmol/ kg, 1.5 mmol/ kg palmitic acid had inhibitory effect on fusarium at the early stage of colonization. 1. 0 mmol/ kg, 1. 5 mmol/ kg palmitic acid had a promoting effect on the deformation bacteria gate in the early stage of field planting, but also inhibited the green-bending bacteria door at the same time. At the same time, 0. 5 mmol/ kg palmitic acid had an inhibitory effect on the green-bending bacteria door. in addition, 1. 0 mmol/ kg palmitic acid sprout door had inhibitory effect. However, each concentration palmitic acid had no effect on the level of bacteria at the later stage of colonization. (5) The correlation between watermelon fusarium wilt and soil microbial flora showed that the degree of fusarium wilt was negatively correlated with the relative abundance of Zymophylum. (6) The results of in vitro culture medium test showed that exogenous palmitic acid was not able to prevent and control the fusarium wilt by affecting the pathogenic force of Fusarium oxysporum.
【学位授予单位】:东北农业大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:S436.5;S154.3
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