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LABs Fermentation Side-Product Positively Influences Rhizosphere and Plant Growth in Greenhouse Lettuce and Tomatoes

LABs Fermentation Side-Product Positively Influences Rhizosphere and Plant Growth in Greenhouse Lettuce and Tomatoes

Gabriele Bellotti, Eren Taskin, Simone Sello, Cristina Sudiro, Rossella Bortolaso, Francesca Bandini,
Maria Chiara Guerrieri, Pier Sandro Cocconcelli, Francesco Vuolo and Edoardo Puglisi

The eluate application was beneficial for the plant growth in both tomato and lettuce, enriching specialized functional microbial communities in the rhizosphere.

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Agronomical valorization of eluates from the industrial production of microorganisms: Chemical, microbiological, and ecotoxicological assessment of a novel putative biostimulant

G. Bellotti1, E. Taskin, M. C. Guerrieri, G. M. Beone, C. Menta, S. Remelli, F. Bandini, V. Tabaglio, A. Fiorini, F. Capra, R. Bortolaso, S. Sello, C. Sudiro, P. S. Cocconcelli, F. Vuolo and E. Puglisi
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The present demonstrated the effect on soil proprieties induced by the application of a plant biostimulant obtained from the industrial production of Lactic Acid Bacteria, with the second aim of valorise an industrial organic side-product.

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Response of Bacterial Communities upon Application of Different Innovative Organic Fertilizers in a Greenhouse Experiment Using Low-Nutrient Soil Cultivated with Cynodon dactylon

M. Zanardo, R. Rosselli, A. Meneghesso, G. Sablok, P. Stevanato, M. Engel, A. Altissimo, L. Peserico, V. Dezuani, G. Concheri, M. Schloter and A. Squartini
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A comprehensive analysis of bacterial genera was done on soil rhizosphere of C. dactylon fertilsed with several organic fertilisers.

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Dynamics of soil prokaryotes catalyzing nitrification and denitrification in response to different fertilizers in a greenhouse experiment with Cynodon dactylon

M. Zanardo, R. Rosselli, A. Meneghesso, G. Sablok, P. Stevanato, A. Altissimo, L. Perserico, V. Dezuani, G. Concheri, M. Schloter, A. Squartini
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one application of organic fertilisers is not enough to increase the community of microbials in the rhizosphere but a repeated application is more effective.

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