Adaptive resistance to and intracellular bioaccumulation of potentially toxic metals in a plant growth-promoting Rhizobium tropici-like isolate: implications for phytoremediation
Aug 2026· Archives of Microbiology· Vol 208· 0 citations· 53 references
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The findings demonstrate that the isolate shows efficient adaptive and intracellular sequestration mechanisms for PTMs, although removal efficiency from the medium was limited, Nevertheless, the plant growth-promoting traits and metal resistance of the isolate highlight its potential for application in phytoremediation strategies in contaminated environments.
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