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    Harnessing Phyllosphere Microbiome for Improving Soil Fertility, Crop Production, and Environmental Sustainability

    Various microorganisms colonize plant tissues either through epiphytic (surface), endophytic (inside), or rhizospheric association. The diverse phyllosphere microbiomes interact with plant host either through ...

    Satish Kumar, Diksha, Satyavir Singh Sindhu in Journal of Soil Science and Plant Nutrition (2023)

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    Mitigation of Abiotic Stress in Legume-Nodulating Rhizobia for Sustainable Crop Production

    Rhizobia form nitrogen-fixing nodules on leguminous plants and convert atmospheric nitrogen to plant-utilizable ammonia resulting into increased plant growth and crop yield. The growth of crops and rhizobia is...

    Swati Sindhu, Anupma Dahiya, Rajesh Gera, Satyavir Singh Sindhu in Agricultural Research (2020)

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    Bio-herbicidal effect of 5-aminoleveulinic acid producing rhizobacteria in suppression of Lathyrus aphaca weed growth

    The present study evaluated the herbicidal potential of rhizospheric bacteria against Lathyrus aphaca L. weed in Indian mustard (Brassica juncea L.) crop. In primary screening, bacterial isolates HMM76, HMM109, H...

    Manisha Phour, Satyavir Singh Sindhu in BioControl (2019)