Article3 Biotech2023
Isolation and characterization of a plant growth‑promoting rhizobacterium strain MD36 that promotes barley seedlings and growth under heavy metals stress.
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Abstract
Plant growth, promoting, bacteria, (PGPB) can improve plant germination and growth in heavy metal-contaminated land and enhance heavy metal removal efficiency. In this study, we isolated PGPR bacterial strains which can withstand heavy metal pollution and tested their ability to improve barley germination under heavy metal stress. Out of 16 multi-resistant heavy metal isolates, strain MD36 was identified by 16S rRNA sequencing and shared close relation to different species of the genus
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