Screening of zonal isolates Pseudomonas sp. tolerance to glyphosate and its utilization as a source of carbon and phosphorus

N. A. Мikhailouskaya; T. B. Barashenko; T. V. Pogirnitskaya; S. V. Dyusova

Screening of zonal isolates Pseudomonas sp. tolerance to glyphosate and its utilization as a source of carbon and phosphorus

N. A. Мikhailouskaya, T. B. Barashenko, T. V. Pogirnitskaya, S. V. Dyusova

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Screening of zonal isolates Pseudomonas sр. by cultivation on solid and liquid nutrient media with different sources of carbon and phosphorus at background of increasing concentrations of glyphosate resulted in the determination of perspective target objects, which are capable of metabolization herbicide glyphosate as a sole P-source. Screening showed that phosphorus solubilizing rhizobacteria Pseudomonas sр. virtually not capable of glyphosate utilization as sole carbon source for metabolism.

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Мikhailouskaya N.A., Barashenko T.B., Pogirnitskaya T.V., Dyusova S.V. Screening of zonal isolates Pseudomonas sp. tolerance to glyphosate and its utilization as a source of carbon and phosphorus. Soil Science and Agrochemistry. 2021;(2):35-48. (In Russ.)

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