… Diverse Pseudomonas spp. may act as biological controls of … in agricultural soils, and that
multiple crop and soil factors can … control mediated by Pseudomonas spp. Current applications …

… reports about certain traits of Pseudomonas put a sign of … Pseudomonas inoculation on
plant growth as well as on soil … the competitive advantage of Pseudomonas spp. over other …

… If resistance would spread from bacteria of animal origin to indigenous soil bacteria, an …
Therefore, soil samples from four Danish swine farms were collected and Pseudomonas spp. …

… Most agricultural soils contain large reserves of total P, commonly in the range of 200 to …
occur in soil because of the large reactivity of phosphate ions with numerous soil constituents. …

… to 3,200 μg/ml, while some isolates from groundwater irrigated soil exhibited MIC values …
pattern of Pseudomonas spp. isolated from soil; 20.8% of the wastewater irrigated soil isolates …

… for non-saline agricultural soils and do not address the problems associated with coastal
ecosystems. Although numerous efficient biocontrol Pseudomonas strains have already been …

… seven different natural soils. A common biological characteristic of the agricultural soils from
… all of wheat, whereas the complementary virgin soils and the soil from Mount Vernon are not …

… strongly indicate that agricultural regimes influence the structure of Pseudomonas populations
in soil, with … [23], we recommend it for further work on the diversity of Pseudomonas spp. in …

… in the rhizosphere of maize grown in agricultural soils in southeast Brazil. Data provided
here can be used as baseline for the selection of putative BCAs for further studies on …

… in the agricultural field, due to its capacity as a plant growth-promoting bacterium (PGPB),
being one of the best options as a plant and soil … them ideal in agricultural production either for …