Hi Everyone,
I was wondering if the isolated PGPRs from halophytes could be used as an accelerating and supporting non-harmful technique for the accumulation of salt from soils by the roots of plants especially if it applied to non-salt tolerant plants under stress conditions? It may help in supporting and enhancing the growth of plants under stress conditions, but could it accelerate the process of accumulation!
Note: Reference of the attached figure ( https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Mining-Halophytes-for-Plant-Growth-Promoting-to-the-Etesami-Beattie/6072cd70c952571d91ddff55f072f67da3b73b46/figure/1 )
Thanks in advance.
Oh, I'm sorry, PGPRs is (Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria). They are a group of microorganisms that colonize the rhizosphere and roots of many plant species.
I think it depends on the particular species of isolatedPGPF source may not necessarily depeats microbial attributes
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