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Table 6 Overview of the effects on plant growth and adaptation to nickel stress, as well as nickel tolerance, of genera identified as biomarkers in Psychotria gabriellae (Pg, Ni-HA) and Psychotria semperflorens (Ps, nA) (non-exhaustive listing)

From: Plant nickel-exclusion versus hyperaccumulation: a microbial perspective

Species and compartment

Biomarkera

Environment

PGP effect

Ni-tolerance and effect on plant under metal stressb

Pg (Ni-HA) leaves

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Ps (nA) pulps

Diaporthe (F)

Endophytes from Noccaea caerulescens (Ni-HA population and Pb–Zn adapted population from Spain), Noccaea goesingensis (Ni-HA population from Austria and non-toxic metal-adapted population from Spain), and Odontarrhena serpyllifolia (Ni-HA from Spain) [97]

Isolated from roots of Festuca rubra subsp. pruinosa (Spain) [89]

Siderophore production [89]

Ni-tolerance (3000 µM) [97]

↑ [Ni] in shoots and roots of Noccaea caerulescens (Ni-HA) (with an inoculation of native strain) [97]

↑ [Ni] in shoots and roots of Noccaea goesingensis (Ni-HA) (with an inoculation of native or foreign strain) [97]

↑ gene expression of IRT1, ITR2, and ZIP5 in Noccaea caerulescens (Ni-HA) under Ni pressure. [97]

Pg (Ni-HA) rhizospheric soil

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Ps (nA) roots

Mycena (F)

  

Ni-tolerance [98]

  1. a(F) = fungal genus
  2. bIRT1 = IRON REGULATED TRANSPORTER 1 gene; IRT2 = IRON-REGULATED TRASNPORTER 2 gene; ZIP5 = ZINC TRANSPORTER 5 PRECURSOR gene; Ni-HA = Ni-hyperaccumulator