Tag: Microbial inoculants

In an opinion paper published in Frontiers in Agronomy, researchers argue that realizing the benefits of agricultural microbes requires replacing ...

A 32-day factorial field trial in a Chinese greenhouse found that plastic-film mulching reduced bacterial richness and diversity while raising ...

A pot study found that five siderophore-producing bacterial strains improved maize growth and nutrient uptake in Alfisol soil, with strain ...

Beneficial microbes applied to cherry tomato plants differentially altered fruit lycopene, phenolics, flavonoids, volatiles and yield, with combined inoculation raising ...

A new Frontiers research collection gathers twelve studies spanning vulnerability assessment, ozone impacts, digital phenotyping, multi-trait breeding, and microbial inoculants ...

A critical review finds that plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria can improve drought-related traits in sugarcane, but field-tested yield benefits remain inconsistent ...

A new review argues that integrated nature-based strategies combining microbial inoculants, biostimulants, phytohormonal priming, and antitranspirants consistently outperform isolated interventions ...

A new BMC Plant Biology study shows that the plant growth-promoting bacterium Pseudomonas sp. UW4 repairs drought-damaged garlic tissue, restores ...

A systematic review of 55 studies finds that chelating agents boost lead uptake in plants but risk leaching and stress, ...

In a world struggling to meet the growing demand for food, innovative solutions for agriculture are crucial. A recent review ...