The salt stress relief and growth promotion effect of Rs-5 on cotton

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作者
Haitao Yue
Wenping Mo
Chun Li
Yuanyuan Zheng
Hui Li
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[1] Shihezi University,Department of Plant Protection, School of Agriculture
[2] Beijing Institute of Technology,Department of Biotechnology, School of Life Science and Technology
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Plant and Soil | 2007年 / 297卷
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Bacteria; Cotton; Growth promotion; Salt stress relief; Salt stress;
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The effect of the Rs-5 bacteria strain, identified as Klebsiella oxytoca and isolated with ACC as the sole nitrogen source, on salt stressed cotton seedling growth was studied. It was demonstrated that Rs-5 could obviously relieve salt stress and promote cotton seedling growth. After treatment with Rs-5, the individual plant height and dry weight of cotton increased by 14.9 and 26.9%, respectively, compared to the control. Further analysis found that Rs-5 exhibited the ability to increase the cotton’s absorption of the N, P, K, and Ca elements and decrease the absorbability of the Na element under salt stress. In addition, Rs-5 itself could produce phytohormone-auxin, and was capable of dissolving phosphorus (P). The ratio of the dissolved P diameter to the colony diameter was 1.86. The dissolved P was 81.6 mg·l−1 in media after four days of incubation.
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