November 30, 2025The Plant Pathology JournalOpen Access

Biocontrol of Bacterial Seedling Rot in Rice Plants Using Bacillus velezensis JBCS608 and Its Formulated Products

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Treatment with Bacillus velezensis significantly reduced disease severity by 68.9%, and promoted rice seedling growth, with evident ecological benefits.
The strain's phosphate-solubilizing activity and production of indole-3-acetic acid aid in plant growth while inhibiting various bacterial pathogens.
Formulations developed from endospores maintained high efficacy and cell viability over 6 months in cold storage, enhancing practical application.
Bacillus velezensis offers a sustainable option for integrated management of bacterial seedling rot in rice systems.

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Evaluation reveals Bacillus velezensis as an effective biocontrol agent reducing bacterial pathogens in rice plants, suggesting its potential for sustainable management.

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Evaluation reveals Bacillus velezensis as an effective biocontrol agent reducing bacterial pathogens in rice plants, suggesting its potential for sustainable management.

Biocontrol of Bacterial Seedling Rot in Rice Plants Using Bacillus velezensis JBCS608 and Its Formulated Products

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Biocontrol of Bacterial Seedling Rot in Rice Plants Using Bacillus velezensis JBCS608 and Its Formulated Products

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