ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Optimization of composite microbial agents containing plant inter-root growth-promoting bacteria and verification using mini Chinese cabbage (
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Microbial agent research has developed from single strain to multi-strain complex studies, and Plant growth promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) has emerged as a hot topic in relation to biofertilizers. Soil environmental degradation problems, such as soil compaction and fertility decline in the Hexi region of Gansu, China, are the focus of this study. The enrichment of PGPR resources and the elucidation of the plant growth-promoting effects of the PGPR strains are also investigated. This study isolated 26-PGPR strains from plant inter-root soils with phosphorous solubilizing ability, 15 strains with nitrogen fixing ability, and 7 strains with IAA secretion ability. The identified strains were from the genera
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