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From interaction to gene induction: an eco-friendly mechanism of PGPR-mediated stress management in the plant

Jha et al., 2018

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Jha Y
Subramanian R
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Plant microbiome: stress response

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Soil bacteria living on or around the root surface that facilitates the plant's growth have been isolated from the paddy rhizosphere. Among 35 isolates, two selected isolates, Bacillus pumilus and Pseudomanas pseudoalcaligenes, have been evaluated for their use in the …
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