Phosphorus (P) is an essential macronutrient for plants and is considered as one of the limiting nutrients to plants. The majority of P in the soil is found in the form of insoluble phosphate complexes, making the P unavailable for plants. In the pre... Read More
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Phosphate solubilization and plant growth promotion by two Pantoea strains isolated from the flowers of Hedychium coronarium L.
- Frontiers in Agronomy
- VOL. 4
on Sep 13, 2022
Screening and evaluation of phosphate‐solubilizing bacteria isolated from aquaculture ponds in a step‐by‐step strategy as potential biofertilizer
- Journal of Applied Microbiology
- VOL. 133
on Jun 27, 2022
The application of phosphate-solubilizing bacteria (PSB) has received little attention in aquaculture. In addition, the low efficiency of PSB as a biofertilizer in farm conditions is a major concern. Therefore, this study aims to isolate the PSB from... Read More
Analysis of floristic composition and species diversity of vascular plants native to the State of Palestine (West Bank and Gaza Strip)
- Biodiversity Data Journal
- VOL. 10
on May 19, 2022
This study aims at providing an updated checklist of the native vascular flora of the Palestinian West Bank and Gaza Strip (State of Palestine, SP), serving as a taxonomic and nomenclatural basis for botanical research and encouraging new floristic s... Read More
Phosphate solubilizing epilithic and endolithic bacteria isolated from clastic sedimentary rocks, Murree lower Himalaya, Pakistan
- Archives of Microbiology
- VOL. 204
on May 18, 2022
Rock microbes are capable to solubilize phosphate present in the rocks.. In this study, we focused on the isolation of phosphate solubilizing bacteria from rocks of Murree, Pakistan. Both endolithic and epilithic bacteria were screened for phosphate ... Read More
Phosphate-Solubilizing Bacteria Isolated from Phosphate Solid Sludge and Their Ability to Solubilize Three Inorganic Phosphate Forms: Calcium, Iron, and Aluminum Phosphates
- Microorganisms
- VOL. 10
on May 7, 2022
Biofertilizers are a key component of organic agriculture. Bacterial biofertilizers enhance plant growth through a variety of mechanisms, including soil compound mobilization and phosphate solubilizing bacteria (PSB), which convert insoluble phosphor... Read More
Duplicate networks: the Berlin botanical institutions as a ‘clearing house’ for colonial plant material, 1891–1920
- The British Journal for the History of Science
on Apr 26, 2022
For centuries, herbarium specimens were the focus of exchange in global botanical networks. The aim was the 'complete' registration of the flora, for which 'complete' collections in botanical institutions worldwide were considered to be a necessary b... Read More
Diverse in Local, Overlapping in Official Medical Botany: Critical Analysis of Medicinal Plant Records from the Historic Regions of Livonia and Courland in Northeast Europe, 1829-1895.
- Plants (Basel, Switzerland)
- VOL. 11
on Apr 13, 2022
Works on historical ethnobotany can help shed light on past plant uses and humankind's relationships with the environment. We analyzed medicinal plant uses from the historical regions of Livonia and Courland in Northeast Europe based on three studies... Read More
Diverse in Local, Overlapping in Official Medical Botany: Critical Analysis of Medicinal Plant Records from the Historic Regions of Livonia and Courland in Northeast Europe, 1829–1895
- Plants
- VOL. 11
on Apr 13, 2022
Works on historical ethnobotany can help shed light on past plant uses and humankind’s relationships with the environment. We analyzed medicinal plant uses from the historical regions of Livonia and Courland in Northeast Europe based on three studies... Read More
Survey on species composition and experience in using edible plants of Thai ethnic in Sop Cop district, Son La province
- Ministry of Science and Technology, Vietnam
- VOL. 64
on Mar 25, 2022
Through the process of formation and development, communities have gradually accumulated experience in exploiting and using natural resources to serve their lives. Eating is an essential human need, first of all, to survive, and then gradua... Read More
Vascular Plants Flora of Mire Ecosystem of the Bolshoy Shantar Island (the Far East of Russia)
- Plants
- VOL. 11
on Mar 8, 2022
This article presents the findings of the authors’ study of the mire ecosystem vascular plants of the island of Bolshoy Shantar, which is the largest island in the Shantar archipelago. Bolshoy Shantar Island is an insular ecosystem, the study of whic... Read More
Vascular Plants Flora of Mire Ecosystem of the Bolshoy Shantar Island (the Far East of Russia).
- Plants (Basel, Switzerland)
- VOL. 11
on Mar 8, 2022
This article presents the findings of the authors' study of the mire ecosystem vascular plants of the island of Bolshoy Shantar, which is the largest island in the Shantar archipelago. Bolshoy Shantar Island is an insular ecosystem, the study of whic... Read More
Why does pollen morphology vary? Evolutionary dynamics and morphospace occupation in the largest angiosperm order (Asterales)
- New Phytologist
- VOL. 234
on Mar 3, 2022
Morphological diversity (disparity) is a key component of biodiversity and increasingly a focus of botanical research. Despite the wide range of morphologies represented by pollen grains, to date there are few studies focused on the controls on polle... Read More
Inferring the biogeography of New Zealand’s only endemic holoparasitic plant, the threatened Dactylanthus taylorii (Mystropetalaceae)
- New Zealand Journal of Botany
- VOL. ahead-of-print
on Feb 18, 2022
ABSTRACT Despite a rich history of botanical research, little is known about the distribution of genetic variation within New Zealand plant species. With a native vascular flora that consists of ∼80% endemics, nearly one-half of which are threatened,... Read More
THE IMPORTANCE OF SOME IODINE-CONTAINING PLANTS FOR THE PREVENTION OF IODINE DEFICIENCY AND THEIR ANTIBACTERIAL AND CYTOSTATIC ACTIVITY
- World Science
on Feb 14, 2022
One of the urgent problems of health care in Ukraine is the problem of iodine deficiency, which is solved by creating special foods. The least harmful component of this diet may be plant ingredients. Therefore, the study of plants rich in organic iod... Read More
The Herbarium 2021 Half–Earth Challenge Dataset and Machine Learning Competition
- Frontiers in Plant Science
- VOL. 12
on Feb 1, 2022
Herbarium sheets present a unique view of the world's botanical history, evolution, and biodiversity. This makes them an all–important data source for botanical research. With the increased digitization of herbaria worldwide and advances in the domai... Read More
The Expedition of Stanisław Poniatowski to the Land of the Golds and the Orochs (1914)
- Anthropos
- VOL. 117
on Jan 1, 2022
The aim of this article is to describe and analyze the contribution of Stanisław Poniatowski to the ethnological study of Siberia - the region that has always attracted travelers and discoverers. Even those who had been exiled by the tsarist regime i... Read More
Women in the first three centuries of formal botany in southern Africa
- Blumea - Biodiversity, Evolution and Biogeography of Plants
- VOL. 66
on Dec 31, 2021
Southern Africa is globally known for its considerable floristic diversity and for the past several centuries the region has attracted the research attention of both foreign and southern African botanists. While the majority of the plant scientists, ... Read More
The Development of New Species-Specific Molecular Markers Based on 5S rDNA in Elaeagnus L. Species
- Plants
- VOL. 10
on Dec 10, 2021
The Elaeagnus L. species are trees and bushes that mainly grow in temperate zones of Western Europe; Minor, Central, and Southeast Asia; the Far East; and North America. Some species are used as fruit or ornamental plants and have economic value. Pro... Read More
The Development of New Species-Specific Molecular Markers Based on 5S rDNA in Elaeagnus L. Species.
- Plants (Basel, Switzerland)
- VOL. 10
on Dec 10, 2021
The Elaeagnus L. species are trees and bushes that mainly grow in temperate zones of Western Europe; Minor, Central, and Southeast Asia; the Far East; and North America. Some species are used as fruit or ornamental plants and have economic value. Pro... Read More
Vascular flora of the Outer Banks, North Carolina, U.S.A.
- Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas
- VOL. 15
on Dec 10, 2021
A complete catalogue of the vascular flora of the North Carolina Outer Banks is presented. Rarity, habitat, distribution within the Outer Banks, and earliest and latest specimens are given for each taxon. The flora contains 1020 species and infraspec... Read More