Soil ecosystems comprise rich mixtures of diverse micro-organisms, crop debris, and
organic matter; all of which cumulatively play a pivotal role in crop growth, health, and …

Plant disease management via biocontrol of phytopathogens is one of the major approaches
to the imagination of sustainable agriculture. Besides agrochemicals, using inoculants of …

Many endophytic bacteria have plant growth promoting attributes that could improve
agricultural yield as well as resistance to various types of stress and disease. Detection of …

Nitrogen-fixing Bradyrhizobium species are Gram-negative soil bacteria belonging to the
Bradyrhizobiaceae family. These bacteria provide a wide range of services and benefits to …

Climate change, driven by human activities and natural processes, has led to critical
alterations in varying patterns during cropping seasons and is a vital threat to global food …

Plant nastic movements exhibit unique behavioural patterns that synchronize with external
cues. Given that the foliar nastic motions of Portulaca species are solely circadian, it is …

Fritillaria roylei is an endangered bulbous perennial plant with high ethnopharmacological
value. The high morphophysiological dormancy, habitat destruction, and irresponsive …

Abiotic stresses impact negatively plant growth and productivity worldwide. One promising
method to improve plant tolerance to these stresses is through inoculation with endophytic …

In vitro propagation, cold preservation, and cryopreservation are three essential approaches
to preserve the genetic resources of red-listed plants, including English yew (Taxus baccata …

In contemporary agriculture, plant growth regulators are commonly utilised for plant growth
promotion. By altering a crop's rate, pattern, responses to the internal and external factors …