Drought stress is most alarming and destructive among the abiotic stresses that increased in
intensity in recent years affecting global food and nutritional security. The main resource …

Adopting sustainable farming strategies that limit the reliance on synthetic fertilizers is critical
to maintain soil health and minimizing environmental impact. Cyanobacteria, tiny organisms …

Abiotic and biotic stresses are major global threats to food security in the 21st century.
Application of plant growth-promoting bacteria (PGPB) in rangeland plants is the only …

The use of microorganisms capable of promoting the growth and development of crops is
generating interest at a global level as a sustainable technique in modern agriculture …

This study explores the potential use of frass, the larval excrement residue obtained from
mealworm rearing, as organic fertilizer for crops. Its high organic matter content means that …

Root-knot nematodes (Meloidogyne spp.) are one of the most economically important plant
parasitic nematodes, infecting almost all cultivated plants and resulting in severe yield …

Integrated biofertilizers such as Plant Growth-Promoting Rhizobacteria (PGPRs),
cyanobacteria, and yeast can considerably improve the growth, integrity, and overall health …

Plants and soil microorganisms interact at every stage of growth. Pseudomonas spp. are
highly regarded for their ability to increase crop production and protection from diseases …

Conventional fertilizers often result in the accumulation of chemical residues in the
environment with a significant threat to ecosystems, with leaching to the groundwater …

Plant growth, crop yield, and pest and disease control are enhanced by PGPR (Plant growth
promoting rhizobacteria), which are beneficial microorganisms found in a close symbiosis …