Production of indolic compounds by rhizobial bacteria
Milica Milićević,
Dušica Delić,
Nataša Rasulić
et al.
Abstract:Rhizobial bacteria, besides nitrogen fixation in symbiosis with legumes, can colonize the roots of nonlegumes and promote their growth by different mechanisms, independently of N2 fixation. Owing to this, rhizobia are considered a plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR). Some of the mechanisms of PGPR activity are phytohormone production. Selection of rhizobia which possess some of PGP traits in vitro is an important step prior to testing their effects on plants in controlled conditions or field. In this w… Show more
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