Ecofriendly strategy based on the combination of inoculation with plant growth-promoting bacteria and reduced nitrate doses boosts the valorization of purple cauliflowers

The sugar content in the leaves of plants grown with a limited N dose (30%) and inoculated with PGPB increased by 51% compared to the control. PGPB inoculation increased proteins in the leaves (by 30% with 100% N supply, 33% with 60% N supply, and 16% with 30% N supply). Additionally, PGPB inoculation enhanced potassium (26%) and iron (34%) in leaves of plants under limited N supply. These findings indicate that the combined use of reduced N supply and PGPB inoculation may be considered an ecofriendly strategy to enhance the growth and quality of purple cauliflower, while boosting the valorization of its by-products.

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Frontiers in Plant Science
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2025-05-29
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fpls.2025.1571301
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3
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Plant Growth Enhancement Techniques
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Ecofriendly strategy based on the combination of inoculation with plant growth-promoting bacteria and reduced nitrate doses boosts the valorization of purple cauliflowers

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Ecofriendly strategy based on the combination of inoculation with plant growth-promoting bacteria and reduced nitrate doses boosts the valorization of purple cauliflowers

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Abstract

The sugar content in the leaves of plants grown with a limited N dose (30%) and inoculated with PGPB increased by 51% compared to the control. PGPB inoculation increased proteins in the leaves (by 30% with 100% N supply, 33% with 60% N supply, and 16% with 30% N supply). Additionally, PGPB inoculation enhanced potassium (26%) and iron (34%) in leaves of plants under limited N supply. These findings indicate that the combined use of reduced N supply and PGPB inoculation may be considered an ecofriendly strategy to enhance the growth and quality of purple cauliflower, while boosting the valorization of its by-products.

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European Commission, Comunidad Autónoma de la Región de Murcia, European Regional Development Fund
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