Novel microbial technologies for optimizing maize plant–soil systems: the multifunctional strain Enterobacter sp. ES1
Yufeng Xiao,
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Meiqi Dong,
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Siya Wang
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et al.
Pest Management Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 2, 2025
In
recent
years,
a
new
microbial
technology
has
emerged
to
optimize
maize
field
productivity
and
soil
health.
This
is
crucial
because
of
the
adverse
effects
pesticide
contamination
diseases
on
yields.
Enterobacter
sp.
ES1,
multifunctional
strain,
effectively
degraded
93.09%
nicosulfuron
within
4
days.
Optimal
degradation
occurred
at
35
°C
pH
6.0,
with
4%
inoculum
20
mg
L-1
nicosulfuron.
Strain
ES1
could
fix
nitrogen
solubilize
phosphorus
potassium.
It
also
detoxified
potassium
produced
chrome
azurol
S
indole-3-acetic
acid.
Moreover,
it
promoted
rapid
seed
germination,
induced
resistance
northern
leaf
blight,
up-regulated
genes
ZmOPR2,
ZmPR5,
ZmHPL,
ZmOX10,
ZmPAL,
ZmPR1,
ZmAOS,
ZmCTR1.
ES1R-gfp,
prepared
using
green
fluorescent
protein
antibiotic
domestication
methods,
functioned
as
bacterial
fertilizer
31.04%
sawdust,
32.96%
straw,
12.15%
biochar,
exhibiting
rate
99.65%.
The
novel
strain
was
verified
through
pot
experiment
assessing
concentration
plant
indices,
thereby
providing
foundation
for
optimizing
restoration.
©
2025
Society
Chemical
Industry.
Language: Английский
Rhizobacteria mitigate salinity stress in maize by modulating photosynthesis, antioxidant defense, and rhizosphere microbial diversity
Letian Xu,
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Caiyun Xin,
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Fasih Ullah Haider
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et al.
Plant Stress,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 100781 - 100781
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Biochar and PGPR Influence Rhizosphere Bacteria and Synergistically Regulate Tomato Seedling Biomass Under Greenhouse Conditions
Zhiqiang Yan,
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Yuyuan Xing,
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Changli Ma
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et al.
Journal of soil science and plant nutrition,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 25, 2025
Language: Английский
Effects of poly-γ-glutamic acid on soil pore structure, maize grain filling, yield and water use efficiency under mulched drip irrigation
Field Crops Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
317, P. 109528 - 109528
Published: Aug. 7, 2024
Language: Английский
Isolation, identification, and mechanism analysis of plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria in tobacco
Chuandong Jiang,
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Fuyu Peng,
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Li Zhang
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et al.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Sept. 20, 2024
Plant
growth,
crop
yield,
and
pest
disease
control
are
enhanced
by
PGPR
(Plant
growth
promoting
rhizobacteria),
which
beneficial
microorganisms
found
in
a
close
symbiosis
with
plant
roots.
Phytohormones
secreted,
nutrient
uptake
is
improved,
soil
properties
along
the
microbiological
environment
regulated
these
microorganisms,
making
them
significant
focus
agricultural
research.
In
this
study,
efficient
strain
T1
was
isolated
screened
from
tobacco
inter-root
soil,
identified
confirmed
ITS
sequencing
technology.
Tobacco
indicators
property
changes
were
observed
recorded
through
potting
experiments.
The
activities
of
key
enzymes
(e.g.,
sucrase,
catalase,
urease)
further
determined.
High-throughput
technology
utilized
to
sequence
microbial
community,
combined
macro-genomics
analysis,
effects
on
diversity
metabolic
pathways
explored.
Following
application
T1,
improvements
height,
leaf
length,
width
plants.
Furthermore,
physical
chemical
notably
enhanced,
including
26.26%
increase
phosphorus
availability.
Additionally,
such
as
urease
significantly
increased,
indicating
improved
health
fertility.
Comprehensive
joint
microbiomics
macrogenomics
analyses
revealed
substantial
rise
populations
an
enhancement
pathways,
amino
acid
metabolism,
synthesis,
production
secondary
metabolites.
These
their
functions
crucial
for
This
study
provides
valuable
references
development
innovative
fertilizers
offers
programs
sustainable
modern
agriculture.
Language: Английский
Effective Decolorization of Poly-γ-Glutamic Acid Fermentation Broth by Integrated Activated Carbon Adsorption and Isoelectric Point Precipitation of Glutamic Acid
X.M. Si,
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Ji‐Cheng Li,
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Tingbin Zhao
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et al.
Molecules,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
29(23), P. 5769 - 5769
Published: Dec. 6, 2024
Poly-γ-glutamic
acid
(γ-PGA)
is
widely
used
in
the
field
of
biomedicine,
food,
agriculture,
and
ecological
remediation.
For
biosynthesis
γ-PGA,
pigments
remaining
glutamate
are
two
big
problems
that
impede
γ-PGA
production
by
fermentation,
a
trade-off
between
decolorization
rate
recovery
during
purification
process
was
found.
The
optimized
static
activated
carbon
adsorption
conditions
for
treating
2-times
diluted
cell-free
supernatant
(i.e.,
feed
solution)
as
follows:
0.51%
200-mesh,
1000
iodine
value,
coal-based
carbon,
pH
6.0,
140
min,
40
°C.
Under
conditions,
reached
94.42%,
94.22%.
During
process,
were
adsorbed
on
surface
monolayer,
spontaneous,
heat-absorbing,
entropy-increasing
process.
Then,
flow
dynamic
experiment
1
BV/h.
However,
still
problem
after
adsorption.
After
isoelectric
point
(IEP)
precipitation
glutamic
acid,
can
be
recovered,
residual
pigment
further
removed.
Finally,
an
integrated
IEP
developed.
rates
95.80%
49.02%,
respectively.
recovered
reused
next
fermentation
Language: Английский