Methylotrophs: Plant Growth Promoting Bacteria - Ahlawat, Umang;Sansanwal, Rekha;Batra, Priyanka
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Methylotrophs are ubiquitous in nature and found in a variety of environments including air, water, soil, plant and drive the carbon cycle through interaction with neighboring organisms such as plants and bacteria. Plants provide methylotrophs with habitats as well as compounds including growth substrates. Plant and methylotrophic bacterial interactions that improve plant growth and plant fitness are becoming a topic of very important considerable interest. Among methylotrophic microorganisms, methylotrophic bacteria occupy the surface of leaves and stems as well as internal tissues such as…mehr

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Methylotrophs are ubiquitous in nature and found in a variety of environments including air, water, soil, plant and drive the carbon cycle through interaction with neighboring organisms such as plants and bacteria. Plants provide methylotrophs with habitats as well as compounds including growth substrates. Plant and methylotrophic bacterial interactions that improve plant growth and plant fitness are becoming a topic of very important considerable interest. Among methylotrophic microorganisms, methylotrophic bacteria occupy the surface of leaves and stems as well as internal tissues such as root nodules of plants without causing the disease to their hosts. The exact population and the composition of the methylotrophic bacteria depend upon biotic and abiotic factors
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I was born on December 4 1990 in a small town Rohtak, Haryana, India. I started my education in Rohtak itself and completed my 12th here only in 2008. Then I moved to bangalore for the higher studies. I did Masters in Microbiology from Bangalore University. In 2014 I joined Ph.D. Microbiology in CCSHAU, Hisar, Haryana.