Assessing the effectiveness of indigenous phosphate-solubilizing bacteria in mitigating phosphorus fixation in acid soils

• Published in: 3 Biotech Vol. 14; no. 9; p. 197
• Main Authors: Sen, Arup, Saha, Niharendu, Sarkar, Arindam, Poddar, Ratneswar, Pramanik, Krishnendu, Samanta, Anwesha
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Cham Springer International Publishing 01.09.2024; Springer Nature B.V
• Subjects: Acidic soils; Acids; agar; Agriculture; Availability; Bacteria; Bioinformatics; Biomaterials; Biotechnology; Cancer Research; Chemical reactions; Chemistry; Chemistry and Materials Science; Crop growth; Dry matter; dry matter accumulation; Effectiveness; Energy transfer; Enterobacter; Fertilizers; growth and development; India; mung beans; Original Article; Paraburkholderia; Phosphorus; phosphorus fertilizers; plant growth; pot culture; potassium; protein content; RNA; salinity; soil; Soil bacteria; Soil improvement; Soil microorganisms; Soils; Solid phases; Solubilization; Stem Cells; Strains (organisms); Streptomyces; Zinc; Zinc plating; India; Green gram; Phosphorus uptake; Phosphate-solubilizing bacteria; Phosphorus use efficiency; Insoluble phosphate; Bacterization

Phosphorus (P) is the key to several structural molecules and catalyzes numerous biochemical reactions in plant body besides its involvement in energy transfer. Any deficit in P availability is likely to result in reduced RNA and protein content, inhibiting crop growth and development. Thus, availab...