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Co-application of PGPR and chitosan nanoparticles enhances salinity tolerance in Green super rice by regulating osmotic balance and antioxidant defense mechanisms

Sep 2026 · Biologia · Vol 81 · 0 citations · 115 references

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Combined application of PGPR and chitosan nanoparticles showed beneficial effects as compared to individual treatments and offers a promising strategy to alleviate the harmful effects of salinity, sustain rice productivity, and enhance stress tolerance.

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