Pichia kudriavzevii—a potential soil yeast candidate for improving soil physical, chemical and biological properties

Soil yeasts exhibit an array of beneficial effects to plants viz., plant growth promotion, phosphate solubilization, nitrogen and sulphur oxidation, etc. Yeasts remain as poorly investigated group microorganisms that represent abundant dependable source bioactive/chemically novel compounds potential bioinoculants. Hence this study holds the key concept assessing performance soil with promoting ability in quality improvement. Sixteen yeast isolates traits were assessed for biofilm forming five selected identified through molecular technique. incubation was performed these assess their impact on physical, chemical biological properties. Due inoculation yeasts, notable changes observed Among isolates, Pichia kudriavzevii gave better results study.