November 28, 2025Discover Soil.Open Access

Statistical analyses and comparative efficacy of a consortium of multi-species bacilli over single-species inoculants on growth and yield promotion of soybean plants in nutrient-deficient soil

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MMMeenakshi Mukhopadhyay SDSharadia Dey SMSabyasachi Mondal

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Statistical analyses demonstrate improved growth in soybean plants with multi-species bacilli and vermicompost, highlighting a strategy for soil health enhancement.

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Soybean growth improves significantly with multi-species bacilli and vermicompost compared to single-species inoculants.
Statistical analyses reveal the superior impact of a three-strain bacilli consortium on growth and yield of Glycine max.
Soil augmentation with plant growth-promoting microbes enhances the productivity of nutrient-deficient lands effectively.
These findings suggest a viable low-cost strategy for promoting sustainable agriculture by enhancing soil health.

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Mukhopadhyay et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6928f0f9a65b730b9ea798ac https://doi.org/10.1007/s44378-025-00143-3

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Statistical analyses demonstrate improved growth in soybean plants with multi-species bacilli and vermicompost, highlighting a strategy for soil health enhancement.

Statistical analyses and comparative efficacy of a consortium of multi-species bacilli over single-species inoculants on growth and yield promotion of soybean plants in nutrient-deficient soil

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Statistical analyses and comparative efficacy of a consortium of multi-species bacilli over single-species inoculants on growth and yield promotion of soybean plants in nutrient-deficient soil

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