TL;DR
Findings indicate that B. licheniformis strain RGS is a promising seed-applied bioinoculant for enhancing drought resilience and recovery in tomato grown under limited-moisture conditions.
Findings highlight the potential of beneficial endophytic bacteria isolated from medicinal plants to improve drought resilience, accompanied by changes in plant water status, hormonal signaling, and oxidative stress responses.
It is suggested that Sinorhizobium meliloti GAU-93 may help alleviate drought-induced oxidative stress and support alfalfa growth under the tested water regimes and be evaluated as a microbial strategy to improve drought tolerance in forage crops.
The potential of SZ01 as a microbial inoculant to promote plant growth and productivity in saline–alkaline environments, with implications for both medicinal and agricultural crop production, is highlighted.
Principal component analysis indicated that inoculation with the B. velezensis–S.
It is shown that endophytic fungi have the potential to enhance plants’ resilience and provide a promising controlled-environment approach to enhance crop productivity in metal- and salt-contaminated soils.
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