Isolation and <i>in vitro</i> screening of plant growth promoting bacteria from rhizosphere and root tissues of potato tuber (<i>Solanum</i> <i>tuberosum</i> L.)
Johan Sukweenadhi,
Eloqui Viectorica Wiranata,
Ida Bagus Made Artadana
et al.
Abstract:<abstract>
<p>The accumulation of chemical fertilizers that harm the environment is one of the major Indonesian agricultural problems. However, it still has less effect on potato production and yield. The discovery and use of bacteria that have the potential as plant growth-promoting agents (PGPR) is a breakthrough that can help to increase growth to increase production, especially in potato plants. In this study, several bacteria successfully isolated from the rhizosphere and root tissue of potat… Show more
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