August 11, 2025Asian Journal of Soil Science and Plant NutritionOpen Access

Endophytic Microbiome and Soil Conditioners are among the Pillars Supporting Rice Productivity in Salt-affected Environments

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Rice productivity improved by 32.1% for straw and 31.9% for grains with PGPR and compost plus potassium silicate treatments, enhancing overall yields.
Organic matter increased by 3.48%, and pH and EC levels decreased by 22.4% and 3.29% respectively when PGPR was used with specific conditioners.
Assessment utilized randomized split plot design in clay-rich soil at the Sahl El-Hossynia Agricultural Research Station in Egypt.
Enhancements in nutrient content, particularly N, K, and Na, were observed, indicating better nutrient uptake under treatment conditions.

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MAMohamed Abbas HYHanan H. Youssef MSMarwa A. H. Shady

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Field investigation improved rice productivity by 32% using endophytic bacteria and soil conditioners in saline conditions, suggesting effective agricultural practices.

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Abbas et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23528b210217d6476f77b https://doi.org/10.9734/ajsspn/2025/v11i3549

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Field investigation improved rice productivity by 32% using endophytic bacteria and soil conditioners in saline conditions, suggesting effective agricultural practices.

Endophytic Microbiome and Soil Conditioners are among the Pillars Supporting Rice Productivity in Salt-affected Environments

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Endophytic Microbiome and Soil Conditioners are among the Pillars Supporting Rice Productivity in Salt-affected Environments

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