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Combination of beneficial bacteria improves blueberry production and soil quality
Food Science and Nutrition, 2020 Blueberry is an important agricultural crop with high nutritional, health, and economic value. Despite the well-studied blueberry cultivation methods and soil requirements, little is known about how beneficial bacteria function in organic blueberry ...
Yi-Yang Yu, Jian-Hua Guo
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Critical Reviews in Plant Sciences, 1984
The recognition of plant growth‐promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR), a group of beneficial plant bacteria, as potentially useful for stimulating plant growth and increasing crop yields has evolved over the past several years to where today researchers are able to repeatedly use them successfully in field experiments.
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The recognition of plant growth‐promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR), a group of beneficial plant bacteria, as potentially useful for stimulating plant growth and increasing crop yields has evolved over the past several years to where today researchers are able to repeatedly use them successfully in field experiments.
Thomas J. Burr +2 more
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Beneficial bacteria of agricultural importance
Biotechnology Letters, 2010The rhizosphere is the soil-plant root interphase and in practice consists of the soil adhering to the root besides the loose soil surrounding it. Plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) are potential agents for the biological control of plant pathogens.
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Nature Biotechnology, 1988
Bacteria associated with the plant rhizosphere may have beneficial effects on plant growth by providing nutrients and growth factors, or by producing antibiotics and siderophores, which antagonize phytopathogenic fungi and bacteria. There is considerable experimental support for the idea that plant growth promoting bacteria may be used as bio ...
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Bacteria associated with the plant rhizosphere may have beneficial effects on plant growth by providing nutrients and growth factors, or by producing antibiotics and siderophores, which antagonize phytopathogenic fungi and bacteria. There is considerable experimental support for the idea that plant growth promoting bacteria may be used as bio ...
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Plants as a Habitat for Beneficial and/or Human Pathogenic Bacteria
Annual Review of Phytopathology, 2008Non-plant pathogenic endophytic bacteria can promote plant growth, improve nitrogen nutrition, and, in some cases, are human pathogens. Recent work in several laboratories has shown that enteric bacteria are common inhabitants of the interior of plants.
Heather L, Tyler, Eric W, Triplett
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Classification of Beneficial and non-Beneficial Bacteria using Random Forest Algorithm
2021 Third International Conference on Inventive Research in Computing Applications (ICIRCA), 2021Contaminated water released from factories and other sources leads to the production of harmful bacteria, which at a later stage could lead to dangerous diseases. Classification and detection of bacteria should be carried out. It is known from the literature review that this can be done by using test tube testing, microscope model, spectrum light using
Akshay S, Jeevan Urs M
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Bacteria and the gastrointestinal tract: beneficial and harmful effects
British Journal of Nursing, 2006Bacteria are unique microorganisms that have a variety of physiological functions which are beneficial to human beings. However, bacteria can also be harmful and cause infections if translocated from the gastrointestinal tract to the epithelial tissue following surgery. The process of translocation can lead to surgical wounds becoming contaminated with
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A global catalogue of plant-beneficial bacteria
Nature Food, 2023Joshua, Ladau, Kelly S, Ramirez
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Beneficial effects of lactic acid bacteria on human beings
Critical Reviews in Microbiology, 2010Lactic acid bacteria are a diverse group of bacteria that produce lactic acid as their major fermented product. Most of them are normal flora of human being and animals and produce myriad beneficial effects for human beings include, alleviation of lactose intolerance, diarrhea, peptic ulcer, stimulation of immune system, antiallergic effects ...
Muhammad Irfan, Masood +3 more
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Interaction Between Beneficial Bacteria and Sugarcane
2017Eco-friendly sugarcane production is constantly faced with growing demands for increased productivity. Current biotechnology, based on growth promotion through bacterial inoculants, presents us with the opportunity to increase production without an adverse environmental impact.
Guilherme Grodzki Oliveira Figueiredo +3 more
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