Growth effects of Pseudomonas, a Plant Growth- Promoting Rhizobacteria on Spinach (Spinacia oleracea L.) - A Review

Plant growth- promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR), is a consortium of such bacteria which colonizes the roots plants and show beneficial effects on growth yield plant. Pseudomonas found to be most potent PGPR, occurring globally having positive effect productivity This review unravels several species enhance spinach can used as biofertilizer. Certain have been discovered in absence any chemical fertilizer increase alone. Investigation PGPR case quiet important cultivation make use large amount fertilizers are deleterious health crop, environment human beings altogether. also introduces certain methods inoculation sp. encourages colonization around root or seeds spinach, hence upgrading its association with short. Thus, this draws attention explore more about green leafy inorder gain scale field application it, promotes organic farming goodness well-being.