Mette Haubjerg Nicolaisen

The paper shows that successive cultivation under drought selects for specific microbiome members in wheat rhizosphere, with Stenotrophomonas and Rahnella showing differential abundance based on selection regimes.

This study isolates Arthrobacter sp. 11c, which fully degrades hederagenin-based saponins within six hours, revealing unique glycosidase gene clusters involved in saponin metabolism.

The paper develops a synthetic bacterial community that colonizes wheat roots in soil and mimics field community assembly patterns, but shows genotype-specific differences.

The paper uses amplicon sequencing of NRPS genes and 16S rRNA to study microbial community structure and function in wheat root rhizoplane under drought stress, finding that drought affects siderophore composition and enriches NRPS genes linked to colonization.

This study shows wheat root hair mutants shift from bacterial to fungal phosphorus acquisition during development under phosphorus-depleted conditions.

The paper examines cultivar-dependent Pseudomonas microdiversity in wheat rhizosphere, linking it to disease resistance and root diameter.

This study isolates two geosmin-producing myxobacteria from recirculating aquaculture systems and identifies their role in off-flavor compound production.