… spread of bacteria down the root systems of gnotobiotic wheat … bacteria provided by the
roots. It can also be used to extend in aitro screening systems, testing selected organisms for root …

… To analyze the colonization ability of the selected isolate (CB2) on wheat plants, their roots
… (for shoot colonization) or irrigating (for root colonization)). Plants were incubated at the …

… In our study, the XH‐9 strain showed good capacities for wheat, corn, and chili root
colonization, which are critical prerequisites for controlling soil‐borne diseases as a …

… In view of the potential application of these rhizosphere bacteria as biocontrol agents
leading to suppression of plant diseases and due to their plant growth-promoting effects, the …

… traits for biological control of wheat root diseases are present within the community of wheat
rhi… Tube assays (31,48) were used to screen bacterial isolates for their biocontrol activity …

… However, the influence of roots infected with pathogenic fungus on bacterial gene ex… effect
of wheat roots infected with G. graminis var. tritici on gene regulations of the biocontrol strain P…

… The production of biofilm is generally regarded as a mechanism of plant protection against
pathogenic bacteria, since once established on plant roots, these microbial biofilms may act …

… introduced bacterium maintained in the wheat rhizosphere, but fewer than 60% of wheat roots
… of 2-79 or Q72a-80 when these bacteria were introduced as a wheat seed treatment (9). A …

… , together with the bacterial and fungal root colonization rates, the … The bacterial inoculation
of wheat roots with the Pf29Arp … the tripartite interaction between wheat roots, the fungus Ggt …

… in wheat seeds and sprouts, was also isolated from roots of wheat, it had been used to control
wheat root … So it could be concluded that the wheat seeds and sprouts contained bacterial …