Abstract
Azospirillum was abundant in the rhizosphere of halophytes collected from El- Thaliga salt marsh near Benghazi, Libya. More than twenty five isolated of Azospirillum were isolated from rhizosphere by enrichement method using DN semisolid medium with or without salt. After several transfer for purification, 13 isolates were screened to select the most efficient strains in a microcosms experiment with wheat. According to the cultural, morphological and biochemical experiments Azospirillum isolated were belonging to A. brasilense and isolated was belonging to A. lipoferum, Azospirillum isolates were screened for growth at different NaCl concentration in liquid DN medium.
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