ArticleApplied and environmental microbiology2026
Inoculation with cadmium/lead-tolerant bacteria enhances phytoremediation of
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The joint remediation of heavy metal (HM)-contaminated soil using beneficial microorganisms and plants has gained increasing attention as a sustainable approach. In this study, three growth-promoting bacterial strains (JG1, 2G5, and 2G6) with strong cadmium (Cd) and lead (Pb) tolerance were isolated through multistaged screening, and the effects and underlying mechanisms of soil HM remediation were investigated. Stress-resistant growth experiments confirmed the growth viability of these strains under Cd and Pb stress. The inoculation with the tolerant bacteria enhanced the biomass (by 13.71%-23.25%), plant tissue metal concentrations (by 16.07%-62.50%), and HM accumulation (by 41.04%-100.63%) in
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