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Soltani, A., Saleh-Rastin, N., Khavazi, K., Asadi-Rahmani, H., abbaszadeh dahaji, P. (2018). Isolation and Determination of PGP Characteristics in Some of Indigenous Fluorescent Pseudomonads of Iranian Soils. , 21(2), 277-289. doi: 10.22092/ijsr.2018.127130
A. Soltani; N. Saleh-Rastin; K. Khavazi; H. Asadi-Rahmani; payman abbaszadeh dahaji. "Isolation and Determination of PGP Characteristics in Some of Indigenous Fluorescent Pseudomonads of Iranian Soils". , 21, 2, 2018, 277-289. doi: 10.22092/ijsr.2018.127130
Soltani, A., Saleh-Rastin, N., Khavazi, K., Asadi-Rahmani, H., abbaszadeh dahaji, P. (2018). 'Isolation and Determination of PGP Characteristics in Some of Indigenous Fluorescent Pseudomonads of Iranian Soils', , 21(2), pp. 277-289. doi: 10.22092/ijsr.2018.127130
Soltani, A., Saleh-Rastin, N., Khavazi, K., Asadi-Rahmani, H., abbaszadeh dahaji, P. Isolation and Determination of PGP Characteristics in Some of Indigenous Fluorescent Pseudomonads of Iranian Soils. , 2018; 21(2): 277-289. doi: 10.22092/ijsr.2018.127130

Isolation and Determination of PGP Characteristics in Some of Indigenous Fluorescent Pseudomonads of Iranian Soils

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Volume 21, Issue 2, February 2008, Pages 277-289    PDF (390.8 K)
Document Type: Research Paper
DOI: 10.22092/ijsr.2018.127130
Authors
A. Soltani* 1; N. Saleh-Rastin2; K. Khavazi3; H. Asadi-Rahmani3; payman abbaszadeh dahaji1
1Former Graduate Student, Soil Science Department, Tehran University
2Associate professor, Tehran University;
3Assistant Professor, Soil and Water Research Institute
Abstract
In this research, twenty-five isolates of fluorescent pseudomonads were isolated from forty soil samples of wheat rhizosphere and their ability for promoting plant growth were determined. Results of the study revealed that all the isolates were able to produce auxin (ranging from 1.3-4.5 g/ml) with an average of 2.44. The range of inorganic P solubilization was 129.9-386.1 g/ml and the average was 287.5. Nine isolates were capable of utilizing ACC as carbon and or nitrogen sources, whereas all of them produced siderophore on both CAS agar and CASAD plates. The range of siderophore production was 0.072-0.459 mM of deferoxamine mesylate salt with an average of 0.21 none of the isolates were capable of chitinase production. Salicylic acid production by the isolates ranged from 0-10.91 g/ml (average of 2.48). Bacterial ability for production of hydrogen cyanide had a great variation and based on this ability they were qualitatively classified in to very high, high, intermediate and low. Results of this study showed that fluorescent pseudomonads are native to soils of Iran have the potential to be used as plant growth promoters. There is also a need to study their effects on different agricultural crops. 
Keywords
Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria (PGPR); Fluorescent Pseudomonads; wheat; auxin; siderophore and ACC-deaminase
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