The use of plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) meets the current need to reduce
nitrogen input in order to attain greater sustainability in the production of crops, particularly …

Ancient wheats are characterized by high nutritional value, low nitrogen requirements, and
good adaptability which make them particularly suitable for marginal areas or low-input …

The aim of this research was to assess the diversity of the Cameroon cotton zone in soybean
associated rhizobia in order to formulate the most efficient elite inoculant to boost both the …

Plant-growth-promoting rhizobacteria can improve plant growth, development and stress
adaptation. However, the underlying mechanisms are still largely unclear. We investigated …

RESUME L'agriculture moderne est hautement consommatrice d'engrais chimiques et de
pesticides augmentant ainsi le risque de pollution du sol et de l'eau. Le recours à …

In the present study, rhizobia partners of gum acacia (Senegalia senegal L.), shittah tree
(Vachellia seyal), pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan L.) and cowpea (Vigna unguiculata L.) were …

Background: With the increasing world population, there is increasing demand for food. This
has led to overuse of agricultural farms causing reduced soil fertility and accumulation of …

Exploration of bioactive compounds from plant endophytes increases the chance of finding
novel compounds. Three endophytic bacteria having antimicrobial activity was isolated from …

Modern agriculture is highly demanding in fertilizer and pesticides, which increased the risk
of soil and water pollution. The use of symbiotic microorganisms in agriculture can allow the …

Plant growth promoting rhizobacteria are the bacteria which subsist inside and outside of the
plant tissue and promote plant growth through direct or indirect mechanisms. To increase …