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The plants Feicai ( Sedum aizoon  L.) and dandelion( Taraxacum mongolicum  Hand.-Mazz.) have good salt tolerance, and can improve soil quality and the micro-ecological environment. Coastal saline-soil plots planted with  S. aizoon  and  T. mongolicum  and bare plots were used to explore their effects on the microbial community structure of coastal saline soil. The diversity and function of soil bacterial communities were analyzed using Illumina MiSeq high-throughput sequencing technology. The results showed that the α-diversity of soil bacterial communities were higher in planted than in bare plots, in the following order:  T. mongolicum  plot &gt;  S. aizoon  plot &gt; bare plot. The soil bacterial communities also changed after planting  S. aizoon  and  T. mongolicum . The LDA effect size analysis showed that there were 37 indicator species among the three plot types. Correlation analysis of environmental factors showed that EC, AP, and OM were the main factors influencing bacterial community composition in this coastal saline soil. The PICRUSt functional prediction showed that the numbers of metabolic functions of bacterial communities were in the following order:  T. mongolicum  plot &gt;  S. aizoon  plot &gt; bare plot. The results provide a theoretical basis and plant species for developing salt-tolerant bacterial resources and phytoremediation of coastal saline soil.

international journal of phytoremediation

Response of soil bacterial community structure and function under two salt-tolerant plants in a coastal saline soil area of eastern Hebei province of China