Hello everyone,
We are planning to study how plant growth promoting bacteria are affecting various plants (eg. wheat, barley, etc.). We would like to coat the seeds with bacteria. We prefer film coating. I can't find any proportions of seed, inoculum, carrier materials and sticking agents.
Could you please share the recipe you are using for your research? We prefer using cellulose or lime as a carrier material.
Thank you in advance.
I can't respond other than to say that this is widely done with rhizobia and seeds of legumes
You can study the rhizobia inoculation to seeds of different leguminous crops
Mantas Dudenas Look at the pathent https://patents.google.com/patent/US5916029A/en
They described all steps for seed coating wityh bacteria
Mantas Dudenas
Please see this recent review (Nov. 2019) about seed coating with beneficial bacteria (attachment #1). In its Table 1, it lists different bacterial inoculation methods, including seeds, with references (attachment #2).
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpls.2019.01357/full
Dear Mantas Dudenas
see this paper maybe it could help you.
Best wishes
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