ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Molasses-amended siderophore biofertilizer reshapes the rhizosphere microbiome, promotes growth and reduces lipid peroxidation in
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Introduction: Siderophore-producing bacteria and their metabolites represent promising components of next-generation biofertilizers, yet their effects on plant physiology and soil microbiome structure remain insufficiently understood. Methods: We developed a liquid biofertilizer based on siderophores and siderophore-accompanying metabolites (SSAM) produced by Results: The combined SSAM+molasses formulation significantly enhanced plant growth, increasing leaf dry biomass by nearly 180%, leaf number by more than 300%, and stem length by approximately 40-50% compared with untreated plants. Improved plant performance was accompanied by enhanced photosynthetic efficiency (F Discussion: These findings suggest that molasses-enriched siderophore metabolites may act as effective biostimulants by promoting plant growth and mitigating oxidative stress, partly through modulation of rhizosphere microbiome structure and function.
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