In-vitro Evaluation of Soybean Nodules Associated Bacteria for Their Plant Growth Promoting Ability on Agricultural Soils in Center of Côte d’Ivoire

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In-vitro assessment reveals plant growth promoting bacteria from soybean can enhance soil fertility, suggesting biofertilizer potential.

The study identifies a bacterial isolate that may improve soil fertility and plant growth.
Findings indicate that 60% of isolates produced IAA, and 100% produced ammonia, contributing to nutrient availability.
Assessment of bacterial isolates was conducted to evaluate key plant growth promoting traits in agricultural soils.
These results support biofertilizer application, indicating potential for sustainable agricultural practices in tropical ecosystems.

Kouadio et al. (2025) studied this question.

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