Direct screening of multifunctional Bacillus amyloliquefaciens for fiber degradation, antifungal activity, and its role in promoting wheat straw decomposition and peanut seedling growth

Bacillus amyloliquefaciens TU ‐Orga12 as a Novel Compost–Microbial Pellet for Plant Growth Promotion and Induced Plant Defence, and Assessment of Its Acute Oral Toxicity

This study aimed to identify antagonistic microorganisms for black rot control and plant growth promotion in Chinese kale, and to develop a Bacillus ‐enriched compost‐microbial pellet for sustainable agriculture. Bacterial strains were screened for antagonistic activity, plant growth‐promoting traits, formulation...

Native Bacillus and Trichoderma Strains from Vietnamese Soils: A Dual-Function Bioinoculant for Lignocellulosic Waste Valorization and Sustainable Biocontrol in Brassica juncea

Greenhouse trials demonstrated that inoculation with native Bacillus and Trichoderma strains, individually or in combination, enhanced plant biomass and reduced disease symptoms under pathogen challenge, highlighting the dual role of indigenous microbial inoculants in valorizing lignocellulosic waste and providing eco-...

Antifungal Surfactin-Producing Bacillus subtilis MGM123 Suppresses Fusarium sambucinum and Primes Growth, Yield, and Defence Responses in Potato

CELLULOLYTIC BACTERIAL STRAIN BACILLUS ARYABHATTAI 21N2 AS THE BASIS FOR A BACTERIAL FERTILIZER FOR FORAGE LEGUME CROPS: GROWTH-PROMOTING, ANTIFUNGAL ACTIVITY, AND EFFECTIVENESS UNDER FIELD CONDITIONS

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...

Biocontrol Potential of Bacillus Amyloliquefaciens JDF-1 Against Aspergillus Flavus During Cigar Tobacco Fermentation: Antifungal Activity, Aflatoxin Suppression, and Metabolomic Associations.

Serratia liquefaciens and Bacillus velezensis for Biocontrol of Quinoa Leaf Spot: Bioactive Metabolites Inducing Hyphal Deformation and Plant Growth Promotion

This study confirmed the pathogenicity of fungal isolates associated with quinoa leaf spot in Qinghai, China, identified two promising biocontrol bacterial strains, and preliminarily characterized their antifungal substances.