Data for: Strip-cropping legacy enhances potato plant defence responses to aphids via soil-mediated mechanisms
SND-ID: 2024-478. Version: 1. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5878/kr3s-6v85
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Creator/Principal investigator(s)
Laura G.A. Riggi - Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Department of Ecology
Karen Kloth - Wageningen University & Research, Entomology
Roland Mumm - Wageningen University & Research, BIOS Applied Metabolic Systems
Ric de Vos - Wageningen University & Research, BIOS Applied Metabolic Systems
Research principal
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences - Department of Ecology
Description
In each pot we measured Aphid population growth, AMF root colonization, potato biomass, potato tuber yield, N & P in leaves, and potato plant metabolites using LC-MS untargeted methods.
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Investigation was done on individual potted potato plants.
The data presents results from a complete randomized block design greenhouse factorial pot experiment with eight treatments and ten replicates per treatment (n = 80) with one potato plant (S. tuberosum, ‘Fontane’).
In each potted potato we measured Aphid population growth, AMF root colonization, potato biomass, potato tuber yield, N & P in leaves, and potato plant metabolites (using LC-MS untargeted methods).
Study design
Experimental study
Description of study design
We used a green-house experiment with potato plants to explore the soil legacy effects of mono-cropping versus strip-cropping systems, AMF inoculation and aphid infestation on AMF root colonization, the induction of plant defences (untargeted LCMS-based metabolomics), aphid population size and potato yield.
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Time period(s) investigated
2022-02-01 – 2022-04-30
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Geographic spread
Geographic location: Netherlands
Geographic description: For the strip-cropping legacy treatments, plants were grown either in soil from the middle of 100 m2 mono-cropped plots (mono) or from the edge of strip-cropped plots (strip), collected from the long-term organic strip-cropping experiment at Wageningen University (51°59’33.06” N, 5°39’43.56” E)
Research area
Riggi L.G.A Dirham, A., Akangbe, O., de Vos, R., Fijen, T., van Apeldoorn D., Mommer L., van Arkel, J., Mumm R., Emery, S.E., Kloth K.J. Strip-cropping legacy enhances potato plant defence responses to aphids via soil-mediated mechanisms. Functional Ecology [Accepted]
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https://doi.org/10.1111/1365-2435.14670