Plant growth promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) are well known microbial community by virtue
of their fabulous growth promoting abilities in plants. Among various genera of PGPR …

Aims This research was aimed at identifying and characterizing endophytic micro‐
organisms associated with soybean that have antimicrobial activity towards soybean …

The rhizosphere is part of the soil surrounding the plant roots or being influenced by the
plant roots. The exudates released from roots make it a site for complex biochemical activity …

In Triticum aestivum L.(wheat), the root-colonizing bacterium Pseudomonas fluorescens
strain Q8r1-96 produces the antifungal metabolite 2, 4-diacetylphloroglucinol (DAPG) …

Flourescent pseudomonad bacteria are the most diversified group of rhizobacteria. They
occur in temperate as well as tropical soils and are predominant among bacteria associated …

Plants have recently been recognized as meta-organisms harboring distinct microbiome and
reveling close symbiotic relationship with the associated microflora. Each plant has a unique …

This chapter addresses significant efforts on microbial control with the majority of new
principles, community function, and new strategies of microorganism which are emerging …

Insecticide resistance and on-going legislation changes on the use of insecticides are likely
to reduce their availability for use in agriculture; hence there is an urgent need to develop …

The information about the damage caused by plant diseases to mankind have been
mentioned in some of the oldest books available (Old Testament, 750 BC; Homer, 1000 BC) …

Plant growth promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) are well known microbial community by virtue
of their fabulous growth promoting abilities in plants. Among various genera of PGPR …