Arid ecosystems promote the emergence of rhizobial strains adapted to severe abiotic stress while retaining symbiotic competence. Here, we characterize IRAMC:0087, a rhizobial strain isolated from root nodules of the Saharan shrub
Calobota saharae
in southern Tunisia. Phenotypic assays showed high tolerance to heat...
Roukaya Ben Gaied, C. Brígido, Sabhjeet Kaur et al.· Frontiers in Sustainable Foo...· 0 citations
Overall, the low differentiation of the rhizosphere microbiomes suggest that differences in A. anomala disease expression are likely not associated with stable, year-round differences in the rhizosphere microbiome.
John K. Robinson, John M. Steele, Thomas J. Molnar et al.· PhytoFrontiers™· 0 citations
Abstract Microbial inoculants are currently advancing sustainable agriculture by reducing reliance on chemical fertilizers and pesticides, and enhancing soil and plant health in ways that traditional chemical inputs cannot. However, despite over a century of research and development, their in-field establishment and pe...
L. Hemara, Rebecca Doyle, G. diCenzo et al.· ISME Communications· 0 citations
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