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Azospirillum as a potential inoculant for agriculture
Trends in Biotechnology, 1985Abstract Azospirillum sp. contribute to increased yields of cereal and forage grasses by improving root development in properly colonized roots, increasing the rate of water and mineral uptake from the soil, and by biological nitrogen fixation.
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Plant Growth‐Promoting Inoculants in Australian Agriculture
Crop Management, 2004Microbial inoculants have an important role in Australian agriculture. Presently, the inoculant industry is almost exclusively based around the manufacture of rhizobia for legume inoculation. The N inputs and disease break afforded by legume rotation is fundamental to the environmental and economic sustainability of many farming systems.
Steven A. Wakelin, Maarten H. Ryder
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Usage of Rhizobial Inoculants in Agriculture
2019In this chapter, the history and current status of rhizobial inoculation application around the world are reviewed briefly. Then, the strategy for screening and choosing effective rhizobia, preparation of inoculant and application in agriculture for specific legumes are discussed.
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AM Inoculation in Tropical Agriculture: Field Results
2008The soil types most frequently found in tropical areas are Oxisols, Ultisols and Inceptisols. The two former occur in large areas from South America and Africa. Oxisols are the most highly weathered soils and they form in hot climates with nearly year-round moist condition.
Gisela Cuenca +2 more
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Rhizobial Inoculants for Sustainable Agriculture: Prospects and Applications
2019Due to continuous growth of world population, there is dire need of serious efforts and innovative approaches to meet food demands through sustainable production practices, improvement in supply chain, and control of food wastage. All these efforts should ensure the access to nutritious food to all suffering from hunger and malnutrition.
Iqra Naseer +5 more
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Science of the Total Environment
The incorporation of straw with decomposing inoculants into soils has been widely recommended to sustain agricultural productivity. However, comprehensive analyses assessing the effects of straw combined with decomposing inoculants on greenhouse gas (GHG)
Chengcheng Ji +9 more
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The incorporation of straw with decomposing inoculants into soils has been widely recommended to sustain agricultural productivity. However, comprehensive analyses assessing the effects of straw combined with decomposing inoculants on greenhouse gas (GHG)
Chengcheng Ji +9 more
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Rhizobia as soil inoculants in agriculture
199289 ref. chap.
Catroux, Gérard, Amarger, Noëlle
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Endophytic Microorganisms as Bio-inoculants for Sustainable Agriculture
2018A sustainable crop production is one of the major challenges for agriculture in the twenty-first century. A considerable burden has been imposed on the agriculture by the overuse of chemical fertilizers to meet the demands of rising population.
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Potential effects of biochar-based microbial inoculants in agriculture
Environmental Sustainability, 2018Biochar has been used widely as a soil amendment to improve plant growth, nutrient acquisition, stress tolerance and to improve soil biological, chemical and physical properties. Several studies suggest biochar as a carrier for bacterial inoculants under various climatic and environmental conditions because of the properties that favour microbial life.
Dilfuza Egamberdieva +4 more
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Evaluation of some agricultural wastes as carriers for bacterial inoculants
Agricultural Wastes, 1986Abstract Steam-treated bagasse, alone or with maize cob and paddy straw, untreated bagasse and mahua cake, and paddy straw compost (PSC), were evaluated, after pH adjustment with charcoal or charcoal and lime, as carriers for Azospirilum brasilense and Azotobacter chroococcum in terms of bacterial survival. Three of the materials supported a good
K.V. Sadasivam +2 more
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