DETERMINATION OF PLANT GROWTH-PROMOTING BACTERIA IN EXTREME CONDITIONS FROM THE RHIZOSPHERE OF FERULA KUHISTANICA KOROVIN
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The use of eco-friendly fertilizers is one of the most important aspects of the cultivation of medicinal plants. Ferula kuhistanica is one of the medicinal plants grown under such plantation conditions. Therefore, researching the microbiome of this plant, identifying promising strains, and using it as biocontrol is one of the urgent tasks of today. This article describes the growth and developmentstimulating properties of certain bacterial strains isolated from the rhizosphere of Ferula kuhistanica under stress conditions.
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