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Effect of endogenous sodium and potassium ions in plants on the quality of alfalfa silage and bacterial community stability during fermentation. | LitMetric

AI Article Synopsis

  • This study explored how sodium and potassium ions in plants influence the quality of alfalfa silage and bacterial community stability during fermentation.
  • Alfalfa was grown under varying salt stress conditions, revealing that increased salt led to higher sodium content in silage and changes in pH related to lactic acid levels.
  • The findings indicated that certain bacterial genera thrive in silages from alfalfa under salt stress, improving fermentation quality while suppressing protein degradation.

Article Abstract

This study investigated the impact of endogenous sodium and potassium ions in plants on the quality of alfalfa silage, as well as the stability of bacterial communities during fermentation. Silage was produced from the fermented alfalfa, and the chemical composition, fermentation characteristics, and microbiome were analyzed to understand their interplay and impact on silage fermentation quality. The alfalfa was cultivated under salt stress with the following: (a) soil content of <1‰ (CK); (b) 1‰-2‰ (LP); (c) 2‰-3‰ (MP); (d) 3‰-4‰ (HP). The results revealed that the pH of silage was negatively correlated with the lactic acid content. With the increase of lactic acid (LA) content increased (26.3-51.0 g/kg DM), the pH value decreased (4.9-5.3). With the increase of salt stress, the content of Na in silage increased (2.2-5.4 g/kg DM). The presence of endogenous Na and K ions in plants significantly affected the quality of alfalfa silage and the dynamics of bacterial communities during fermentation. Increased salt stress led to changes in microbial composition, with and showing a gradual increase in abundance, especially under high salt stress. Low pH inhibited the growth of certain bacterial genera, such as and . The abundance of - and negatively correlated with crude protein (CP) content, while and exhibited a positive correlation. Furthermore, the accumulation of endogenous Na in alfalfa under salt stress suppressed bacterial proliferation, thereby reducing protein degradation during fermentation. The pH of the silage was high, and the LA content was also high. Silages from alfalfa under higher salt stress had higher Na content. The alpha diversity of bacterial communities in alfalfa silages showed distinct patterns. Desirable genera like and Lactobacillus predominated in silages produced from alfalfa under salt stress, resulting in better fermentation quality.

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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10777314PMC
http://dx.doi.org/10.3389/fpls.2023.1295114DOI Listing

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