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Two Bacillus PGPB Strains in Wheat and Soybean: Wheat Growth Promotion Without Detectable Rhizosphere Microbiome Restructuring.

International journal of molecular sciences - 3 Sept 2026

Voronina Elena Nikolaevna, Sokolova Ekaterina Alexeevna, Tromenschleger Irina Nikolaevna, Mishukova Olga Viktorovna, Fedorets Valeria Aleksandrovna, Khlistun Inna Viktorovna, Savenkov Oleg Aleksandrovich, Saprikin Oleg Igorevich, Buyanova Maria Dmitrievna, Filippova Irina Mikhailovna, Glukhova Marina Andreevna, Rogaev Evgeny Ivanovich, Zhohova Lada Vladimirovna, Manakhov Andrey Dmitrievich, Smirnova Natalya Valentinovna

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Plant growth-promoting bacteria (PGPB) are increasingly deployed as biofertilizers, yet the link between an inoculant's genomic potential and its realized effect on the plant is rarely assessed within an integrative framework that jointly captures the rhizosphere microbiome, plant phenotype, and strain genome. Two Bacillus strains-B. halotolerans 1453 and B. pumilus 630-were applied to wheat and soybean in a...

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Triticum
Glycine max
Rhizosphere
Microbiota

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PMID: 42737769
DOI: 10.3390/ijms27177873
PMCID: PMC13565908

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