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Plant–microbe interactions in deep time: A multidisciplinary study of Permian microorganisms associated with tree ferns, and their responses to climate change
项目编号http://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/404803300
sProfessor Dr. MichaelKrings
项目主持机构Staatliche Naturwissenschaftliche Sammlungen Bayerns (SNSB)
开始日期2018
英文摘要TheendofthelatePaleozoiciceage(Pennsylvanian-Permian)resultedinconsiderablechangesofvegetationdynamicsandrepeatedvariationsintropicalclimate.Thistimeintervalcanthereforebeviewedasananalogueofpresent-dayglobalchange.Whilemanystudieshavefocusedontheparameterscausingprofoundchangesandlarge-scaleeffectsontheecosystemsthatoccurredduringthisdynamicperiodoftime,small-scaleinvestigationsthataddressspecificorganismalinteractionsinlocalcommunitiesareveryrare.ThelowerPermianofManebach,Germany,partoftheThuringianForestBasinreferencesection,havebeencollectedfornearly200years,inparticularforspecimensofthegloballydistributedtreefernPsaronius.Asseveralrecentstudieshaveprovidednewinsightsintogeology,stratigraphy,palaeoecologyand-climatologyofthatsite,amorecompletecharacterizationofthepalaeoecosystemandoneofitsmajorplantconstituentshasnowbecomepossibleandwillprovideinsightsintothegeo-biologicalconstraintsofitslifeandpreservation.Basedonexceptionallywellpreservedhistoricalspecimensandnewlycollectedones,wewillinvestigatethediverseassemblagesoffungiandfungus-likemicroorganismsthatoccurwithinthedifferenttissuesofPsaroniusandother3D-preservedplants.Wewilldocumentthediversityofmicrobesassociatedwiththeplants,mapouttheirdistributionpatterns,andassessthebiologicalnatureofthevariousmicrobialinteractionswiththehostplantsinordertounderstandthelevelsofinterrelatednessthatcharacterizedindividualplantsashabitatsandmicro-ecosystems.Wewillinvestigatethetaphonomicconditionsandpathwaysthathaveledtotheexceptionalpreservationofmicroorganismswithintheplants.Followingthe2016excavation,wehaveinitiatedresearchonthesedimentaryenvironmentandspecificpreservationcircumstancesthathaveresultedinuniquesnapshotsoftheecosystem.WesubmitthattheoutcomesfromourresearchwillsubstantiallyincreasetheknowledgeoftheinterrelationshipsbetweenplantsandmicrobesandhowtheyrespondedtoclimateandenvironmentalchangeintheearlyPermian.Wewillcontributetoabetterunderstandingoftherolesdifferentmicroorganismsplayedintheecosystemsinwhichtheylived,andhowtheyaffectedtheevolutionofterrestrialcommunities.StudywillfocusonadynamicpalaeoenvironmentthatwasnestedwithinaninterregionaltraceablewetphaseintheCisuralianandrepresentsoneofthelastcoalswamprefugiaintheVariscaninterior.Ourintegrativeapproachencompassesmethods,e.g.,geologicalfieldwork,light-microscopicanatomicalstudybasedonthinsections,cathodoluminescenceandscanningelectronmicroscopywithorientationcontrastimagingbybackscatteredelectronsandelectronbackscatterdiffraction,andgaschromatography–massspectrometrygeochemicalstudiestoassesstaphonomicprocessesandconstraints.
学科分类0802 - 地质学;08 - 地球科学
资助机构DE-DFG
项目类型Research Grants
国家DE
语种英语
文献类型项目
条目标识符http://gcip.llas.ac.cn/handle/2XKMVOVA/69380
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sProfessor Dr. MichaelKrings.Plant–microbe interactions in deep time: A multidisciplinary study of Permian microorganisms associated with tree ferns, and their responses to climate change.2018.
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