What is the procedure for isolation of rhizoshere phosphate solublizing bacteria?

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Rahul Krishnan

you can go for selective isolation on Pikovskaya's broth and streak isolation on pikovskaya''s agar

C. Sarathambal

You try this media :Sperberg’s hydroxy apetite medium (Sperber, 1958). Serial diltuion and plating on these media and incubateat 30°C for 48 h. Observe the diameter of the clearing zones around the colonies