Uptake of phosphate and promotion of vegetative growth in glucose - exuding rice plants [Oryza sativa] inoculated with plant growth - promoting bacteria

We measured phosphorus uptake by rice plants inoculated with plant growth-promoting bacteria [PGPB] using Pseudomonas sp. strain PAC, Serratia sp. strain CMR165, and Azospirillum brasilense strain FT326. We measured plant growth parameters and phosphate solubilization and uptake. Results show that t...

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Otros Autores: Nico, Magalí, Ribaudo, Claudia Mónica, Gori, Juan Ignacio, Cantore, María L., Curá, José Alfredo
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