Contemplating the role of zinc-solubilizing bacteria in crop biofortification: An approach for sustainable bioeconomy

Modern agriculture pays attention to improving agricultural production by producing zinc-enriched crops through zinc-solubilizing bacteria strengthen the bioeconomy. Zinc deficiency in soil reduces plant growth and also leads less uptake of zinc edible portion plants. Therefore, content parts plants can be increased biofortification approach. However, most approaches are laborious need expensive input routine practices. microbiological approach may beneficial increasing concentration crop quality with ultimate benefit a greener path. The use microbes thus favorable for elevating enhancing quality, ultimately providing summation role microorganisms strategy. In addition, application as potential biosource represents cost-effective alternate Zinc-solubilizing act natural bio-fortifiers that solubilize unavailable form secreting organic acids, siderophores, other chelating compounds. This review focuses on their contribution enhance yield bioeconomy more sustainable manner.