ArticleCurrent microbiology2026
Novel Bacterial Consortia (BC6) Formulations Enhance Tomato Growth, Fruit Quality, and Metabolite Profile: Comparative Performance Under Multi-Stage Application.
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With the aim to harness synergistic potential of multiple beneficial microbes, we developed consortia (BC6) bioformulations that comprise six bacterial strains in multiple delivery forms (both powder and liquid). The bioefficacy of the consortia was assessed in terms of plant growth, fruit quality, productivity, stress response and metabolite profile in tomato fruits. The novel liquid bioformulation demonstrated superior shelf-life stability beyond 12 months. Bacillus sp. IIVRBT-12, a prominent member of consortia exhibited plant growth-promoting (PGP) traits including phosphate (13.84 mg P-released/100 mg tricalcium phosphate) and zinc (47.24 mg ZnCO
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