The potential of the biopreparation applied at a concentration 109 CFU mL−1 as an effective biological control agent against various types of apple fruit rot is demonstrated and may contribute to reducing crop losses both before harvest and during long-term storage.
E. Ismailova, B. Baimakhanova, G. Baimakhanova et al.· Brazilian Journal of Biology· 0 citations
Objective - characterization of a new strain of cellulolytic bacteria, Bacillus aryabhattai 21N2, promising for the development of a bacterial fertilizer for the forage legume crops sweet clover and alfalfa. The strain was isolated from decomposing cellulose-containing plant residues in the alfalfa rhizosphere (Almaty...
G. Baimakhanova, A. Sadanov, A. Zhaksylyk et al.· МИКРОБИОЛОГИЯ ЖӘНЕ ВИРУСОЛОГ...· 0 citations
The plant’s diverse chemical makeup contributes to its pharmacological capabilities, making it a well-known traditional herbal remedy with contemporary relevance.
A. Sadanov, G. Baimakhanova, S. Orasymbet et al.· Pharmacia· 0 citations
Screening of potential antagonist microorganisms from microbial populations isolated from the surface of apple fruits revealed that only 1 isolate of the bacterial flora had inhibitory activity against the pathogen M. fructigena, and the following microorganisms with maximum antagonistic activity are promising biocontr...
E. Ismailova, N. Kuldybayev, G. Baimakhanova et al.· OnLine Journal of Biological...· 0 citations
This review provides a comprehensive overview of the mechanisms governing plant-associated soil microbiome assembly, microbial community functions, plant–microbe communication, and microbiome-mediated stress resistance in agricultural ecosystems.
A. Sadanov, G. Baimakhanova, B. Baimakhanova et al.· Microorganisms· 0 citations
Findings highlight the potential of indigenous rhizosphere microorganisms as biological control agents for the management of wheat root rot pathogens and identify the Bacillus strain showing the strongest growth-promoting effect.
N. Kuldybayev, A. Sadanov, G. Baimakhanova et al.· Brazilian Journal of Biology· 0 citations
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