Surfactin Stimulated by Pectin Molecular Patterns and Root Exudates Acts as a Key Driver of the Bacillus -Plant Mutualistic Interaction
Journal article published in 2021 by
Grégory Hoff 
,
Anthony Arguelles Arias,
Farah Boubsi,
Jelena Pršić,
Thibault Meyer ,
Heba M. M. Ibrahim ,
Sébastien Steels,
Patricio Luzuriaga,
Aurélien Legras,
Laurent Franzil,
Michelle Lequart-Pillon,
Catherine Rayon,
Victoria Osorio,
Edwin de Pauw,
Yannick Lara
and other authors.
,
Anthony Arguelles Arias,
Farah Boubsi,
Jelena Pršić,
Thibault Meyer ,
Heba M. M. Ibrahim ,
Sébastien Steels,
Patricio Luzuriaga,
Aurélien Legras,
Laurent Franzil,
Michelle Lequart-Pillon,
Catherine Rayon,
Victoria Osorio,
Edwin de Pauw,
Yannick Lara
and other authors.
This paper is made freely available by the publisher.
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Abstract
Within the plant-associated microbiome, some bacterial species are of particular interest due to the disease protective effect they provide via direct pathogen suppression and/or stimulation of host immunity. While these biocontrol mechanisms are quite well characterized, we still poorly understand the molecular basis of the cross talk these beneficial bacteria initiate with their host.