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This bacterium also has the potential to function as a plant growth promoter. It has been proven that inoculation of soil contaminated with lead (Pb) with these bacteria causes its immobilization, increased plant growth, increased chlorophyll content and yields. Another beneficial feature of these
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with other beneficial bacteria, in which these microorganisms interact with each other in a way that maximizes their beneficial effects on the plants. These consortiums allow for more effective
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