Field evaluation shows bacterial strains improve growth regulation and reproductive performance in wheat and maize, suggesting sustainable alternatives to fertilizers.
The study demonstrates that multi-strain microbial consortia significantly enhance vegetative and reproductive performance of wheat and maize under semiarid Vertisol conditions. Complementary interactions among bacterial and fungal strains support their potential as sustainable alternatives to chemical fertilizers for cereal production.
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