From interaction to gene induction: an eco-friendly mechanism of PGPR-mediated stress management in the plant

Y Jha, RB Subramanian - Plant microbiome: stress response, 2018 - Springer
Soil bacteria living on or around the root surface that facilitates the plant's growth have been
isolated from the paddy rhizosphere. Among 35 isolates, two selected isolates, Bacillus …
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From Interaction to Gene Induction: An Eco-friendly Mechanism of PGPR-Mediated Stress Management in the Plant

Y Jha, RB Subramanian - Plant Microbiome: Stress - Springer
Soil bacteria living on or around the root surface that facilitates the plant's growth have been
isolated from the paddy rhizosphere. Among 35 isolates, two selected isolates, Bacillus …
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Y Jha, RB Subramanian - Plant Microbiome: Stress - researchgate.net
Soil bacteria living on or around the root surface that facilitates the plant's growth have been
isolated from the paddy rhizosphere. Among 35 isolates, two selected isolates, Bacillus …

From Interaction to Gene Induction: An Eco-friendly Mechanism of PGPR-Mediated Stress Management in the Plant

Y Jha, RB Subramanian - Plant Microbiome: Stress Response, 2018 - books.google.com
Soil bacteria living on or around the root surface that facilitates the plant's growth have been
isolated from the paddy rhizosphere. Among 35 isolates, two selected isolates, Bacillus …