The threat of arsenic (As) pollution has become serious and leading to opt low-cost microbial remediation strategies.Some bacteria have the ability resist As. A group rhizosphere absorb arsenic. So these may be a good candidate for bioremediation from contaminated environment. Our present study identifying suitable rhizobacterial strains led isolation As-tolerant pollutedrhizospheric soils lent...

Gray mangrove ( Avicennia marina ) is the dominant vegetation distributed along coast of United Arab Emirates (UAE). Despite its performance as natural coastal guardians, very little known about reforestation projects to increase cover over years in UAE and Arabian Gulf. Plant growth-promoting actinobacteria (PGPA) were isolated from rhizosphere sediments found evaluated for their potential pro...

The fungus Macrophomina phaseolina is the causal agent of charcoal rot in many crops, such as strawberries and beans. Symptoms include stem root chlorotic foliage. This disease’s management complicated because pathogen forms resistant microsclerotia. work aimed to obtain bacterial isolates for biocontrol M. arid regions. Two strains that grew well under low pH high salinity, named BsA3MX BsC11M...

The problem of arsenic (As) pollution being severe warrants opting for low-cost microbial remediation strategies. present study identifying suitable bacterial strains led to the isolation eleven As-tolerant from As-contaminated rhizosphere soils West Bengal, India. They were found oxidize/reduce 55–31.6% 5 mM As(III) and 73–37.6% As(V) within 12 h. four isolates (BcAl-1, JN 73, LAR-2, AR-30) ha...