BENEFICIAL RHIZOSPHERE PSEUDOMONADS



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Among the many bacteria present on and around the root, Pseudomonas bacteria are (among) the best root colonizers and therefore very suitable to apply for beneficial purposes. In this chapter, we discuss the possibilities to use such bacteria for the following purposes: fertilization of the plant, stimulation of plant growth and yield, reduction of plant stress, and reduction of plant diseases. This research was supported by numerous grants, especially from the Dutch Organization for scientific research (NWO), EET, the European Commission and INTAS.

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Ben Lugtenberg

Leiden University, Institute of Biology,, Leiden, , The Netherlands

Faina D Kamilova

Leiden University, Institute of Biology,, Leiden, , The Netherlands

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