Research on the mechanism of efficient nitrogen utilization in rice (PRJCA039669)
Nitrogen is a critical nutrient element for plant growth and reproduction, exerting significant impacts on plant development, yield, and quality. However, the regulatory mechanisms underlying microbial influences on plant nitrogen uptake and the interactions between plants and microorganisms remain poorly understood. This study employs an integrated analysis of transcriptomics, metabolomics, and metagenomics to systematically investigate nitrogen assimilation in rice and its interplay with microbial communities. The findings provide crucial data and theoretical guidance for identifying pivotal agricultural microbial consortia as potential breeding targets, thereby advancing the development of microbiome-driven agricultural strategies.