“Pseudomonas fluorescens” as an Antagonist to Control Okra Root Rotting Fungi Disease in Plants

The common bacteria found in fruit and vegetables are Pseudomonas fluorescens which is Germ-negative rod-shaped. has been originated from the rhizosphere of Roorkee-grown okra. presented work involves recognizing controlling isolates fluorescens. scope proposed that technique used here a unique strategy to plant protection control rotting fungus diseases based on recognition management isolates. Antagonist effect occurs commonly vegetable plants. main goal this study isolate, identify, evaluate development these effects growth. In research work, five have chosen for further their morphological, biochemical, physiological characteristics. All identified as Bergey’s Manual determination bacteriology. Catalase, urease, amylase, citrate utilization test were all positive PFTT4 was be likely strain growth promoting exercises such age IAA, HCN, ammonia, phosphate solubilization subsequent being assessed advancing properties. Further, vitro exploring uncovered diminished phytopathogens Fusarium solani extraordinarily developed seed germination just boundaries like shoot root length. Furthermore, sp. PFTT4’s antifungal activities put forward it could there because bioinoculant agents Abelmoschus esculentus.