[HTML][HTML] Improvement of saffron production using Curtobacterium herbarum as a bioinoculant under greenhouse conditions
A Díez-Méndez, R Rivas - AIMS microbiology, 2017 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Abstract Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria (PGPR) are natural soil bacteria which
establish a beneficial relationship with their host. This microbiota community exists in the …
establish a beneficial relationship with their host. This microbiota community exists in the …
Biotechnological applications of seed microbiomes for sustainable agriculture and environment
Endophytes exist within the plant tissues without causing any harm to their host plants.
Endophytic microbes have been conferred to provide various benefits to the host such as …
Endophytic microbes have been conferred to provide various benefits to the host such as …
Plant growth promotion by endophytic bacteria in nonnative crop hosts
Studies highlighting the colonization and plant growth-promoting ability of endophytic
bacteria inoculated into nonnative plant hosts reviewed and presented in this chapter …
bacteria inoculated into nonnative plant hosts reviewed and presented in this chapter …
Burkholderia phytofirmans Inoculation-Induced Changes on the Shoot Cell Anatomy and Iron Accumulation Reveal Novel Components of Arabidopsis-Endophyte …
It is known that plant growth promoting bacteria (PGPB) elicit positive effects on plant growth
and biomass yield. However, the actual mechanism behind the plant-PGPB interaction is …
and biomass yield. However, the actual mechanism behind the plant-PGPB interaction is …
Endophytic microorganisms as biological control agents for plant pathogens: a panacea for sustainable agriculture
The utilization of endophytic microorganisms as natural biological control agents could
serve as a permanent replacement to the synthetic chemicals used in the management of …
serve as a permanent replacement to the synthetic chemicals used in the management of …
Combining the seed endophytic bacteria and the back to the future approaches for plant holonbiont breeding
M L'Hoir, R Duponnois - Frontiers in Agronomy, 2021 - frontiersin.org
Given the limits of intensive agriculture (pollution, degradation of biodiversity, or soil
desertification), it is necessary to develop sustainable alternatives to respond to future …
desertification), it is necessary to develop sustainable alternatives to respond to future …
Potentials of microbial inoculants in soil productivity: An outlook on African legumes
Nutrient availability is one of the major limiting factors affecting legume production in Africa.
With the limited arable land resources, meeting the dietary requirement of the ever …
With the limited arable land resources, meeting the dietary requirement of the ever …
The growing family of photoactive yellow proteins and their presumed functional roles
TE Meyer, JA Kyndt, S Memmi, T Moser… - Photochemical & …, 2012 - pubs.rsc.org
For several years following the discovery and characterization of the first PYP, from
Halorhodospira halophila, it was thought that this photoactive protein was quite unique …
Halorhodospira halophila, it was thought that this photoactive protein was quite unique …
Biodiversity, phylogenetic profiling, and mechanisms of colonization of seed microbiomes
Plants reveal diverse associations with microbes and the importance of these associations
for growth and health of the plants is the area of focus of this study because the research on …
for growth and health of the plants is the area of focus of this study because the research on …
Caution of intensified spread of antibiotic resistance genes by inadvertent introduction of beneficial bacteria into soil
Y Kang, M Shen, D Xia, K Ye, Q Zhao… - … ScandInavica, Section B …, 2017 - Taylor & Francis
The use of beneficial bacteria isolated especially from rhizosphere soils called plant growth-
promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) has been attracting particular interests. However, a …
promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) has been attracting particular interests. However, a …