Artemisia annua rhizosphere microbial dynamics and their relationship with the artemisinin content.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Artemisia annua rhizosphere microbial dynamics and their relationship with the artemisinin content Of: Liu Fei, Wu Xiaoli, Cuiguang Lin, Peng Rui, Li Li [Abstract] Objective To clarify the number of annua rhizosphere microbial dynamics and artemisinin content of the relationship. Methods without affecting the normal growth and development of Artemisia annua under the premise of Artemisia annua of different soil types were determined regularly rhizosphere bacteria, fungi, and put changes in the number of strains and determination of artemisinin content at harvest. results in increased clay in the number of actinomycetes, while reducing the number of bacteria and fungi are beneficial to the synthesis of artemisinin, but increase the number of bacteria at the same time reducing loam fungi and actinomycetes number is not conducive to the synthesis of artemisinin. Conclusion rhizosphere microorganisms of Artemisia annua and artemisinin content of the dynamic changes of a certain relationship. [Keywords:] Artemisia annua, rhizosphere microorganisms, dynamic change, artemisinin Hiltner 1904, German scientists proposed the concept of the rhizosphere, that is a few mm around the root area, usually away from the root surface soil 1 ~ 4 mm range. Domestic and foreign research data shows that plant roots and rhizosphere microorganisms on soil , plants absorb nutrients and has a significant effect on the growth and development [1,2]. rhizosphere microbes reproduce fast, quantity, metabolic capacity, improve soil fertility and rhizosphere environment, promote root growth and control of plant diseases, etc. have a role. Rhizosphere by improving the environment to promote plant growth, as well as from the rhizosphere selected to promote good health and antibacterial effects of beneficial bacteria in the tobacco [3], tea [4], maize [5] have been reported in other plants. But on herbal medicine research in this area has not been reported. Arte