How can Endophytic Bacteria Benefit Agronomically Important Plants by Protecting Against Pathogens?
Cleyson P. Serrão,
Lorene B. A. Tadaiesky,
Cláudia R. B. de Souza
Abstract:The use of endophytic bacteria is an emerging trend in agriculture since they
can promote plant growth under normal conditions and abiotic and biotic stresses. In
this regard, endophytic bacteria have been used to deal with the consequences of the
climate crisis in global crops, as alternatives to ecologically unsustainable chemical
pesticides and fertilizers. These bacteria can benefit plant growth by direct
mechanisms, such as hormone production and nutrient solubilization, and indirect
mechanisms, which inv… Show more
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