TY  - BOOK
AU  - Maheshwari,D.K.
AU  - Dubey,R.C.
TI  - Potential microorganisms for sustainable agriculture: a techno-commercial perspective 
SN  - 9788190746205
U1  - 630.279 22
PY  - 2008///
CY  - New Delhi
PB  - I.K. International Pub. House
KW  - Agricultural microbiology
KW  - Sustainable agriculture
KW  - fast
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; Coinoculation of PGPR for plant growth promotion and disease control -- PGPR- biotechnology for management of abiotic and biotic stresses in crop plants -- Nature and application of bacillus species for improving plant growth -- Biofertilizers for sustainability, agroresources and technology -- Biodiversity of plant pathogenic fusarium species -- Biocontrol of soil-borne phytopathogens by fluorescent pseudomonads as a sustainable alternative to agrochemicals -- Biological control: alternative paradigms for commercialization -- Screening, evaluation and formulation of delivery systems for biocontrol agents -- Molecular basis of plant growth promotion and biocontorl activities of rhizobacteria -- Rhizospheric competent microorganisms in biological control of plant-parasitic nematodes -- Recent advances in biotechnology of beauveria bassiana: a mycopesticide against insect pests -- Endophytic fungi and their role in biological control and plant growth promotion -- Microorganism-mediated management of plant pathogens -- Retrospects and prospects of tomato leaf curl virus research in India -- Biotechnological application of microorganisms in the management of viral diseases of crops -- trichoderma: biology and biotechnology -- Trichoderma: a potential biocontrol agent for biopesticide industries -- Potential of trichoderma for biocontrol and its mass production -- Rhizomediation in soil for sustainable agriculture -- Strategy to improve ruminant productivity through direct-fed microbials -- Tripartite Symbiotic Association: legume-rhizobia-mycorrhiza -- Agrobacterium as natural tool for plant genetic engineering -- Coastal sand dune vegetation and microbial resources: benefits, threats and safeguards
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