The role of soil microbiome in plant growth and development under stress conditions
Keywords:
Plant, Growth, MicrobiomeAbstract
Stress-related factors have a negative influence on plant growth and yield. Numerous approaches are used to alleviate these disadvantageous effects on the plant growth. Using soil microbiome and plant growth-promoting bacteria (PGPB) is another method for eradicating the adverse effects that stress-induced conditions have on plants. Numerous studies have shown that plant growth-promoting bacteria (PGPB) increase plant yield under a range of different stress conditions. In this proceeding review we will briefly discuss these issues.
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