Rhizobacteria from Lomas Cerro Campana (ACP – Peru): Plant Growth Promoter Test and Identification

Valerio Cozzani B. Fabiano G. Reniers B. Soriano-Bernilla Gary Silva-Quipan David Zavaleta-Verde C. Quiñones-Cerna Carlos Quijano-Jara Y. Cruz-Vásquez David Salirrosas-Fernández J. Rodríguez-Soto

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The results showed that the native rhizobacteria of the ACP-Lomas of Cerro Campana have biotechnological potential under water-stress conditions and a potential application for sustainable agriculture.

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