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Elucidating the Growth-Promoting Mechanism of Bacillus safensis in Nipponbare Rice Through Integrated Phenotypic and Transcriptome Analysis.

Physiologia plantarum - 1 Jan 2026

Han Luobing, Jia Zichang, Jiang Shaolong, Zhang Ziyu, Zhang Qingyi, Wang Li, Liang Xinyue, Liu Feitong, Wu Hanyi, Liu Yinggao, Hou Xuanxuan, Yang Xue, Tian Yuan

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A growing global demand for rice necessitates improvements in grain productivity to support sustainable agricultural developments. Bacillus safensis, a halophilic soil bacterium, has been shown to enhance crop growth, but its effects on rice (Oryza sativa L.) remain unclear. In this study, we tested how B. safensis affects rice yields and agronomic traits. We applied B. safensis to roots and panicles of rice and...

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PMID: 42527047
DOI: 10.1111/ppl.71038
PMCID: PMC13420961

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