Bioremediation may be defined as the mechanism by which a biological agent (eg,
microbes, fungi, plants, and enzymes) is used to minimise soil, groundwater, and air …

Rhizosphere is a complex habitat that includes a variety of microbial populations with
significant role in biogeochemical cycling, plant growth, crop production, and ecosystem …

The lysis and extraction of soluble bacterial proteins from cells is a common practice for
proteomics analyses, but insoluble bacterial biomasses are often left behind. Here, we show …

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①基金项目:国家重点基础研究发展计划(973 计划)项目(No. 2015CB150501)和国家重点研发 …

The interface between soil and root system of a plant is referred to as rhizosphere. A
complex microbiome is present in the ecosystem of rhizosphere that produces different …

Rhizosphere harbors unique and unidentified bacteria and protein. The quest to unearth all
protein repertoires of this unexplored domain of microbial life has seen unprecedented …

Nutrient enrichment of soils by nitrogen-fixing symbiotic bacteria present in legumes has
been known for centuries. The symbiosis between the root nodule bacteria of the genus …

The plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria (PGPRs) are very important for the ecosystem, so
there is a need to study their diversity and functions. The yield and growth of different plants …

Rhizosphere is a complex habitat that includes a variety of microbial populations with
significant role in biogeochemical cycling, plant growth, crop production, and ecosystem …

The rhizosphere is a zone of biological activity between plant roots and soil harboring a
plethora of microorganisms. The key interactions among a multitude of microorganisms in …