ArticleBMC plant biology2024
Bacterial endophyte Pseudomonas mosselii PR5 improves growth, nutrient accumulation, and yield of rice (Oryza sativa L.) through various application methods.
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Abstract
backgroundPseudomonas spp. have drawn considerable attention due to their rhizospheric abundance and exceptional plant growth-promoting attributes. However, more research is needed on the optimal application methods of Pseudomonas mosselii for rice growth, nutrient accumulation, and yield improvement. This research explored the application of the endophytic bacterium P. mosselii PR5 on rice cultivar BRRI dhan29 with four treatments: control, seedling priming, root drenching, and bacterial cell-free culture (CFC) foliar application.
resultsPR5 led to better rice growth, improved nutrient acquisition, and higher yields compared to the control, regardless of the application method used. The highest results in fresh weight of root (146.93 g/pot), shoot (758.98 g/pot), and flag leaf (7.88 g/pot), dry weight of root (42.16 g/pot), shoot (97.32 g/pot), and flag leaf (2.69 g/pot), and grains/panicle (224.67), were obtained from seedling priming treatment, whereas root drenching resulted in maximum plant height (105.67 cm), root length (49.0 cm), tillers/pot (23.7), and panicles/pot (17.67). In all three application methods, rice grain yield per pot was higher in PR5 inoculated treatments, compared to the control. The amount of P, Mg and Zn in the shoot and N, P, Ca, Mg and Si content in the flag leaf was significantly increased along with effective suppression of naturally occurring blast disease in bacterial CFC foliar application, validated by multivariate analysis.
conclusionOur results indicated that rice seedlings priming with PR5 improved rice growth, yield and nutrient uptake, whereas CFC foliar application significantly increased the concentration of most nutrients in the rice plant and suppressed the naturally occurring rice blast disease. This research highlights the significant potential of P. mosselii PR5 in enhancing rice growth, yield, and nutrient uptake, particularly through seedling priming and CFC foliar application methods.
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