Development of bacterial bioformulations using response surface methodology

The study established a systematic process for developing a potent bioformulation to promote agricultural sustainability. Using mutant strains, the bioinoculants could be tracked. In planta assays revealed that the triple culture consortium out-performed mono and dual cultures in terms of impact on plant growth.

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Journal of Applied Microbiology
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2024-10-21
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https://doi.org/10.1093/jambio/lxae263
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2
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Plant tissue culture and regeneration
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Development of bacterial bioformulations using response surface methodology

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Development of bacterial bioformulations using response surface methodology

Shashi Kumar, Shilpi Sharma, Priyanka Priyanka
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The study established a systematic process for developing a potent bioformulation to promote agricultural sustainability. Using mutant strains, the bioinoculants could be tracked. In planta assays revealed that the triple culture consortium out-performed mono and dual cultures in terms of impact on plant growth.

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