Findings highlight the potential biotechnological relevance of culturable bacterial isolates recovered from historically mining-impacted soils and provide genomic resources for future studies on environmental remediation, sustainable agriculture, and industrial biotechnology.
The potential of P1 as a promising bioinoculant candidate for sustainable agriculture in the potato sector is demonstrated and the genome lacked major virulence factors and antimicrobial traits, supporting the non-pathogenic nature of the P1 strain.
Bioprospecting of plant growth-promoting bacteria enables the identification of beneficial microbial resources with significant potential for sustainable agricultural applications. In this context, strain TRQ48 was isolated from a commercial field of wheat (Triticum turgidum L. subsp. durum) located in the Yaqui Valley...
The genome sequence provides important foundational data for further elucidating the molecular mechanisms underlying the biocontrol activity of B. velezensis strain H166 against Apple Replant Disease.
This genome-based bioprospecting serves as a cost-effective pre-selection filter, providing a strong scientific rationale for downstream experimental validation of these strains, suggesting that these strains possess strong predictive potential for future development as safe biological resources for sustainable agricul...
This study introduces L. aquatilis strain MC3 as an emerging candidate for bioinoculant development and one of the first reports for identification of L. aquatilis as multifunctional PGPR from Himalayan ecosystems.
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