Biomics

Bacteria resistant to herbicide solutions were isolated and identified as Pseudomonas. The strains are capable of synthesizing auxins, fixing atmospheric nitrogen and solubilizing phosphates, and can be recommended for creating biological plant protection products with the properties of biofungicide and biofertilizer, and use as bacterial antistressants to mitigate herbicide stress.

resistance to herbicides; herbicidal stress; stimulation of plant growth

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