Nitrogen and phosphorus are critical for the vegetation ecosystem and two of the most
insufficient nutrients in the soil. In agriculture practice, many chemical fertilizers are being …

Endophytic studies are becoming popular with the current advancement in microbial
ecology. The internal tissue of the plant represents a discreet region for diverse endophytic …

To overcome the problems associated with soil phosphorus (P) insolubility, soil inoculation
with phosphate-solubilizing bacteria (PSB) can be used. In a field experiment, we evaluated …

Soil microbial flora has a pivotal role in the phyto-availability of phosphorus and other
necessary minerals and nutrients. The primary class of Rhizobacteria involved in the …

Phosphate solubilizing bacteria (PSB) has been considered an environmental-friendly
phosphate fertilizer without cadmium (Cd) input into soils, but its possibility of Cd fixation in …

Rhizosphere microbes significantly enhance phosphorus (P) availability from a variety of
unavailable P pools in agricultural soils. However, little is known about the contribution of …

Endophytic fungi and bacteria live asymptomatically within plant tissues. In recent decades,
research on endophytes has revealed that their significant role in promoting plants as …

The excessive use of agrochemicals in the field to increase production and counteract the
negative effects caused by biotic and abiotic factors has led to a deterioration in soil fertility …

Phosphate-solubilizing bacteria represent a bioalternative in making soil-immobilized
phosphorus (P) available to plants, and consequently improve agriculture sustainability and …

Phosphorus (P) is a major limiting nutrient for plant growth implying an often-intensive
competition between microorganisms and plants in the rhizosphere. Increasing the P …