Bacterial cultures for root-colonizing plants

Details Bacterial cultures for root-colonizing plants Bacterial cultures for root-colonizing plants

1995-01-31

1996-04-02

Lander, Ferris

Chemistry: fertilizers

Processes and products

Bacterial

435850, 435876, 435877, 435880, 4352533, 47 576, 71 24, C05F 1108, H01R 410, A01C 106

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ABSTRACT:
Bacterial strains can be reproducibly isolated from soil that are root-colonizing and directly promote plant development. For example, strains of soil bacteria are provided that are good root colonizers and that promote plant growth under gnotobiotic conditions.

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