Differential responses of bell pepper genotypes to indigenous Pseudomonas putida A32 treatment: implications for drought resilience
Aleksandra Mesaroš,
Iva Atanasković,
Marija Nedeljković
et al.
Abstract:Aims
This study aimed to evaluate the potential of endophytic plant growth-promoting bacteria (PGPB), Pseudomonas putida A32, to mitigate drought stress in two bell pepper genotypes, Amfora 19 and Amfora 26, and to assess the genotype-specific responses to bacterial treatment.
Methods and results
The isolate P. putida A32 was selected for its remarkable beneficial properties, exhibiting 13 out of 14 traits tested. Under droug… Show more
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