Beneficial bacterial inoculation modulates hormonal–redox responses associated with enhanced floral volatile biosynthesis in Rosa damascena

Aug 2026 · World Journal of Microbiology & Biotechnology · Vol 42 · 0 citations · 46 references

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It is indicated that beneficial bacterial inoculation was associated with coordinated changes in plant physiological status, antioxidant-related metabolism, and floral BVOC composition, highlighting its potential as a sustainable strategy for improving fragrance quality in aromatic crops.

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