Role of Bacterial Phytohormones in Plant Growth Regulation and Their Development

Kudoyarova, G. R.; Архипова, Т. Н.; Мелентьев, А. И.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-24654-3_4

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“…В свою очередь, микроорганизмы способны стимулировать рост растений как за счет снижения токсичности для растений компонентов нефти в результате их деструкции [Khan et al, 2013], так и благодаря их непосредственному влиянию на рост растений с помощью продуцируемых бактериями регуляторов роста растений [Shi et al, 2017]. Хотя способность ризосферных бактерий стимулировать рост растений интенсивно изучается [Kudoyarova et al, 2015], сведения о влиянии на этот процесс бактерий-деструкторов нефти немногочисленны.…”

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The Influence of Bacteria-Destructors Hydrocarbons of Petroleum on Germination and Growth of Plants

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Kuzina²,

Рафикова³

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The Influence of Bacteria-Destructors Hydrocarbons of Petroleum on Germination and Growth of Plants

Бакаева¹,

Kuzina²,

Рафикова³

et al. 2019

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“…Therefore, aqueous-, oil-, or polymer-based liquid formulations have increased enormously in recent years (for details see [190,[192][193][194]). Additionally, the inclusion of microbial or plant secondary metabolites, such as flavonoids and phytohormones, has become a common practice in bioformulation preparation to improve the efficiency of the inoculants [25,[195][196][197].…”

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Deciphering the Symbiotic Plant Microbiome: Translating the Most Recent Discoveries on Rhizobia for the Improvement of Agricultural Practices in Metal-Contaminated and High Saline Lands

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Rhizosphere and plant-associated microorganisms have been intensely studied for their beneficial effects on plant growth and health. These mainly include nitrogen-fixing bacteria (NFB) and plant-growth promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR). This beneficial fraction is involved in major functions such as plant nutrition and plant resistance to biotic and abiotic stresses, which include water deficiency and heavy-metal contamination. Consequently, crop yield emerges as the net result of the interactions between the plant genome and its associated microbiome. Here, we provide a review covering recent studies on PGP rhizobia as effective inoculants for agricultural practices in harsh soil, and we propose models for inoculant combinations and genomic manipulation strategies to improve crop yield.

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“…Meanwhile the highest content of alkaloids has been detected during the period of intensification of the growth processes (Fedorov et al 1996(Fedorov et al , 2009. This fact suggested possibility of using bacteria capable of promoting plant growth (the so called Plant Growth Promoting Bacteria -PGPB) (Kudoyarova et al 2015a) for the treatment of freshly harvested rhizomes of A. septentrionale.…”

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Effect of preparation based on Paenibacillus ehimensis on the content of alkaloid lappakonitine in harvested rhizomes of Aconitum septentrionale

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We performed an analysis of the effect of postharvest treatment of rhizomes of Aconitum septentrionale Koelle with the biological preparation of Bacispecin based on a cytokinin producing strain of Paenibacillus ehimensis IB-739 on the content of alkaloid lappaconitine in rhizomes. The total alkaloid content was assayed based on exhaustive extraction method. The lappaconitine content was measured by HPLC. The efficiency of the preparation was dependant on either the concentration or intensity of the growth processes in rhizomes. Both parameters varied depending on the stage of development of plants and the amount of precipitation. In the years with normal precipitation, concentrations of Bacispecin ranging from 5 to 10 g/l were found to be most effective for increasing lappaconitine content in rhizomes of A. septentrionale. Whereas, under local drought conditions, the concentration of preparation should be less than 2 g/l.

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Role of Bacterial Phytohormones in Plant Growth Regulation and Their Development

Cited by 30 publications

References 83 publications

The Influence of Bacteria-Destructors Hydrocarbons of Petroleum on Germination and Growth of Plants

The Influence of Bacteria-Destructors Hydrocarbons of Petroleum on Germination and Growth of Plants

Deciphering the Symbiotic Plant Microbiome: Translating the Most Recent Discoveries on Rhizobia for the Improvement of Agricultural Practices in Metal-Contaminated and High Saline Lands

Effect of preparation based on Paenibacillus ehimensis on the content of alkaloid lappakonitine in harvested rhizomes of Aconitum septentrionale

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