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Plant-soil interactions in wheat and coriander crops driving arthropod assemblies through volatile compounds.

机译:小麦和香菜作物中的植物-土壤相互作用通过挥发性化合物驱使节肢动物组装。

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Arthropod assemblies are frequently determined by bottom-up interactions that include emission of organic volatile compounds. Therefore, changes in soil characteristics associated with land use history can influence the volatile emissions of plants affecting the structure of arthropod assemblies in croplands. This study aims (1) to study the relationships between soil degradation levels due to land-use history, and the change in particular soil chemical characteristics; (2) to analyze plant-soil interactions quantifying the effect of soil degradation on the production of biomass and grain yield of coriander and wheat crops, and on the production and chemical composition of volatile secondary metabolites in coriander grain; (3) to find the relationship between the analyzed plant-soil interactions and the emission of volatile signals affecting arthropod assemblies; and (4) to determine the relationship between particular chemical soil characteristics and the structure of arthropod assemblies. For these purpose, two experiments were carried out in which volatile compounds were conducted from source plots with soils with different levels of degradation, sown with wheat or coriander, to sink plots with similar soil, sown with wheat. Crops were evaluated on source plots, and the arthropods communities were assessed on sink-plots. Coriander produced high biomass, grain yield and essential oil in the favorable environments and wheat produced higher biomass and grain yield in soil with low degradation than with high degradation. Particular chemical soil elements, for example, Na, Fe, Mn, N and CEC and essential oil components, for example, gamma -trepanned, p-cymene, asinine and beta -pinene could be involved in the arthropods assemblies. Based on these results, arthropods communities in agricultural systems are, at least, partially controlled by chemical signals, which depend on plant-soil interactions..
机译:节肢动物的装配通常由自下而上的相互作用决定,其中包括有机挥发性化合物的排放。因此,与土地使用历史相关的土壤特征的变化会影响植物的挥发性排放,从而影响农田中节肢动物组装体的结构。这项研究的目的是(1)研究由于土地使用历史而引起的土壤退化水平与特定土壤化学特征的变化之间的关系; (2)分析植物与土壤之间的相互作用,定量分析土壤退化对香菜和小麦作物的生物量生产和谷物产量以及香菜籽粒中挥发性次生代谢产物的生产和化学成分的影响; (3)寻找分析的植物-土壤相互作用与影响节肢动物组装的挥发性信号的发射之间的关系; (4)确定特定化学土壤特性与节肢动物组装体结构之间的关系。为了这些目的,进行了两个实验,其中从小麦或香菜播种的具有不同降解水平的土壤的源地中提取挥发性化合物,以与小麦播种的相似土壤的地块下沉。在源地上对作物进行了评估,在水槽图上对节肢动物群落进行了评估。在有利的环境下,香菜产生了高生物量,谷物产量和精油,而小麦在土壤中的生物量和谷物产量较高,但降解程度较低,而降解程度较高。节肢动物的组装可能涉及特定的化学土壤元素(例如Na,Fe,Mn,N和CEC)和精油成分(例如γ-tre烷,对伞花烃,精氨酸和β-pine烯)。基于这些结果,农业系统中的节肢动物群落至少部分受到化学信号的控制,化学信号取决于植物与土壤的相互作用。

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