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This study aims to explore how rhizosphere microbiomes and specific bacteria enhance salinity tolerance in Brassicaceae species.

August 7, 2026Applied Soil EcologyOpen Access

Rhizosphere microbiome and plant growth-promoting bacteria isolates enhance salinity tolerance in Brassicaceae species

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This study aims to explore how rhizosphere microbiomes and specific bacteria enhance salinity tolerance in Brassicaceae species.
Characterized microbiomes from salt-tolerant and salt-sensitive Brassica populations
Conducted reciprocal transplant experiments with microbiomes
Isolated and screened over 100 bacterial strains for plant growth-promoting traits
MST inoculation improved growth and nutritional status in salt-sensitive plants under 150 mM NaCl
T7 strain showed the greatest enhancement in plant performance with significant growth-promoting traits
Despite increased growth, ionomic analyses showed no major changes in nutrient accumulation for nitrate and phosphorus.

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Randomized trial demonstrates improved plant growth under salinity in Brassicaceae using specific bacteria, suggesting practical agricultural applications.

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Escolà et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a758b54847ab6d26c01ead3 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apsoil.2026.107347

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Randomized trial demonstrates improved plant growth under salinity in Brassicaceae using specific bacteria, suggesting practical agricultural applications.

Rhizosphere microbiome and plant growth-promoting bacteria isolates enhance salinity tolerance in Brassicaceae species

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Rhizosphere microbiome and plant growth-promoting bacteria isolates enhance salinity tolerance in Brassicaceae species

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