Agro‑ecological and Genetic Drivers of Symbiotic Efficiency of Indigenous Rhizobium etli Strains in Common Bean in Southern Ethiopia

Open access Sep 2026

Isolation and functional analysis of indigenous Rhizobium spp. from common bean root nodules

Physico-chemical characteristics of soil samples collected from 27 sites situated at different altitudes, grow common bean plants in pots filled with the col - lected soils, and subsequently isolate and characterize indigenous Rhizobium strains from common bean nodules are determined.

Tehmina Zafar, N. Rahim, A. Imran et al. · Journal of Ecological Engine... · 0 citations

Open access Aug 2026

Synergistic Effect of Microbial Biostimulants Arthrobacter pascens and Bradyrhizobium japonicum, as the Primary Driver of Climate-Resilient Soybean Productivity at 55° N Latitude in Europe

Climate change and increasing demand for local protein resources offer a significant reason to introduce soybean (Glycine max (L.)) in Lithuania, which is beyond soybean’s typical distribution area in Europe. This study was carried out to examine the effect of microbial biostimulant inoculation in combination with chem...

Y. Jamil, Sulaiman Khan, Raminta Skipitytė et al. · Agriculture · 0 citations

Open access Sep 2026

In Vitro Compatibility of Elite Indigenous Trichoderma Isolates with Commonly Used Agrochemicals for Sustainable Integrated Disease Management

The compatibility of biological control agents with agrochemicals is critical for creating successful and long-lasting integrated disease management strategies. Five elite indigenous Trichoderma isolates (Tr79, Tr80, Tr44, Tr42, and Tr46), previously selected based on their superior antagonistic activity against three...

Dhruvi K. Suvagiya, Ramesh K. Kothari · Cureus Journal of Agricultur... · 0 citations

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Comparative effects of conventional rhizobial inoculants and novel PGPR consortia on rhizosphere microbial parameters and soybean performance

Bradyrhizobium-based inoculants are widely used in soybean production. Under the field conditions, numerous abiotic and biotic factors can compromise strain survival and significantly reduce their effectiveness. The application of PGPR consortia represents a promising approach for improving the quality of conventional...

D. Miljaković, Jelena Marinković, M. Vasiljević et al. · Ratarstvo i Povrtarstvo · 0 citations

Sep 2026

Beyond Rhizosphere Origins, Root-Deep Impact: Harnessing Multifunctional Native Non-rhizosphere Trichoderma Isolates for Agrochemical Compatibility, Fusarium Wilt Suppression, Nutrient Acquisition, and Growth Promotion for Sustainable Tomato Production

The study demonstrates that native non-rhizosphere Trichoderma isolates, particularly PSV and GMV, possess multifunctional traits combining compatibility, growth promotion, and disease suppression; however, large-scale field evaluations and formulation standardization are required to validate their consistency and faci...

Ajith C. R., Ramraddi N. M., B. K · Journal of Crop Health · 0 citations

Open access Aug 2026

Rhizobium spp. strains improve the physiological attributes of Mimosa tenuiflora (Willd.) Poiret seedlings under different water contents

Rhizobium spp. inoculation is a strategy to promote plant growth and enhance drought tolerance, particularly in semiarid environments. This study evaluated the morphological and physiological responses of Mimosa tenuiflora (Willd.) seedlings inoculated with Rhizobium spp. under different water contents. Seeds were coll...

Erika Rayra Lima Nonato, Carlos Luiz da Silva, Moema Barbosa de Sousa et al. · Discover Plants · 0 citations