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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Wart microbiomes were enriched in Pseudomonas trivialis, a taxon potentially involved in pathogen-specific suppression.

Taxon: potatoSolanum tuberosumt0
Interactor: Pseudomonas trivialisPseudomonas trivialise0other
Outcome: Wart microbiomes were enrichede0

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“potato wart disease”
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“Wart microbiomes were enriched in Pseudomonas trivialis”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 910–965

Title

Decoding microbiome responses to quarantine potato wart disease: first insights into suppression and biocontrol by full-length 16S rRNA gene profiling and functional prediction

Ishraq Akbar; Yichao Shi; Bart T. L. H. van de Vossenberg; et al. Frontiers in Plant Science 2026. doi:10.3389/fpls.2025.1707759

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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P. trivialis 381 stimulated the growth of tomato in microvegetation experiments.

Taxon: tomatoesSolanum lycopersicume3
Treatment: P. trivialis 381e3
Interactor: P. trivialis 381Pseudomonas trivialise3symbiont
Outcome: growthe3
Direction: stimulatinge3

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“Microvegetation experiments have shown the stimulating effect of P. trivialis 381 on the growth of tomatoes and rice, with the particularly noticeable development of the root system, which enabled plants to absorb nutrients more quickly and made them more resistant to adverse conditions”
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Study the Effect of Pseudomonas trivialis, Isolated from Soils Subjected to High Anthropogenic Pressure, on Plant Resistance to Salt Stress

Lyudmila I. Zaynitdinova; Nikolay A. Lazutin; Rokhila N. Juraeva; et al. Baghdad Science Journal 2025. doi:10.21123/2411-7986.5116

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Observation The bacterial strain was identified as Pseudomonas trivialis 381.
Intervention effect Seed treatment with P. trvialis 381 cultural liquid increased the energy of tomato seed germination.
Intervention effect Seed treatment with P. trvialis 381 cultural liquid raised tomato seed germination to 100%.
Intervention effect Seed treatment with P. trvialis 381 cultural liquid increased the length of the tomato stem and root.
Intervention effect Seed treatment with P. trvialis 381 cultural liquid increased the number of tomato roots.
Intervention effect P. trivialis 381 stimulated the growth of rice in microvegetation experiments.
Intervention effect P. trivialis 381 gave a particularly noticeable development of the tomato root system.
Mechanism Root system development by P. trivialis 381 is thought to let tomato plants absorb nutrients faster and become more resistant to adverse conditions.
Intervention effect Seeds treated with cultural liquid enhanced tomato resistance to salinity on saline soil (10% NaCl).
Intervention effect Seeds treated with cultural liquid gave better growth of primed tomato plants on saline soil (10% NaCl).
Intervention effect Seeds treated with cultural liquid increased tomato leaf chlorophyll content to more than 3 times on saline soil (10% NaCl).

Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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P. trivialis 381 stimulated the growth of rice in microvegetation experiments.

Taxon: riceOryza sativae3
Treatment: P. trivialis 381e3
Interactor: P. trivialis 381Pseudomonas trivialise3symbiont
Outcome: growthe3
Direction: stimulatinge3

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“Microvegetation experiments have shown the stimulating effect of P. trivialis 381 on the growth of tomatoes and rice, with the particularly noticeable development of the root system, which enabled plants to absorb nutrients more quickly and made them more resistant to adverse conditions”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 799–1086

Title

Study the Effect of Pseudomonas trivialis, Isolated from Soils Subjected to High Anthropogenic Pressure, on Plant Resistance to Salt Stress

Lyudmila I. Zaynitdinova; Nikolay A. Lazutin; Rokhila N. Juraeva; et al. Baghdad Science Journal 2025. doi:10.21123/2411-7986.5116

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Observation The bacterial strain was identified as Pseudomonas trivialis 381.
Intervention effect Seed treatment with P. trvialis 381 cultural liquid increased the energy of tomato seed germination.
Intervention effect Seed treatment with P. trvialis 381 cultural liquid raised tomato seed germination to 100%.
Intervention effect Seed treatment with P. trvialis 381 cultural liquid increased the length of the tomato stem and root.
Intervention effect Seed treatment with P. trvialis 381 cultural liquid increased the number of tomato roots.
Intervention effect P. trivialis 381 stimulated the growth of tomato in microvegetation experiments.
Intervention effect P. trivialis 381 gave a particularly noticeable development of the tomato root system.
Mechanism Root system development by P. trivialis 381 is thought to let tomato plants absorb nutrients faster and become more resistant to adverse conditions.
Intervention effect Seeds treated with cultural liquid enhanced tomato resistance to salinity on saline soil (10% NaCl).
Intervention effect Seeds treated with cultural liquid gave better growth of primed tomato plants on saline soil (10% NaCl).
Intervention effect Seeds treated with cultural liquid increased tomato leaf chlorophyll content to more than 3 times on saline soil (10% NaCl).

Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

P. trivialis 381 gave a particularly noticeable development of the tomato root system.

Taxon: tomatoesSolanum lycopersicume3
Treatment: P. trivialis 381e3
Interactor: P. trivialis 381Pseudomonas trivialise3symbiont
Outcome: development of the root systeme3
Direction: particularly noticeablee3

Not reportedComparator

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e3
“Microvegetation experiments have shown the stimulating effect of P. trivialis 381 on the growth of tomatoes and rice, with the particularly noticeable development of the root system, which enabled plants to absorb nutrients more quickly and made them more resistant to adverse conditions”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 799–1086

Title

Study the Effect of Pseudomonas trivialis, Isolated from Soils Subjected to High Anthropogenic Pressure, on Plant Resistance to Salt Stress

Lyudmila I. Zaynitdinova; Nikolay A. Lazutin; Rokhila N. Juraeva; et al. Baghdad Science Journal 2025. doi:10.21123/2411-7986.5116

Other claims from this paper (11)

Observation The bacterial strain was identified as Pseudomonas trivialis 381.
Intervention effect Seed treatment with P. trvialis 381 cultural liquid increased the energy of tomato seed germination.
Intervention effect Seed treatment with P. trvialis 381 cultural liquid raised tomato seed germination to 100%.
Intervention effect Seed treatment with P. trvialis 381 cultural liquid increased the length of the tomato stem and root.
Intervention effect Seed treatment with P. trvialis 381 cultural liquid increased the number of tomato roots.
Intervention effect P. trivialis 381 stimulated the growth of tomato in microvegetation experiments.
Intervention effect P. trivialis 381 stimulated the growth of rice in microvegetation experiments.
Mechanism Root system development by P. trivialis 381 is thought to let tomato plants absorb nutrients faster and become more resistant to adverse conditions.
Intervention effect Seeds treated with cultural liquid enhanced tomato resistance to salinity on saline soil (10% NaCl).
Intervention effect Seeds treated with cultural liquid gave better growth of primed tomato plants on saline soil (10% NaCl).
Intervention effect Seeds treated with cultural liquid increased tomato leaf chlorophyll content to more than 3 times on saline soil (10% NaCl).

Mechanismauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivebasis n/a

Claim · model-written summary

Root system development by P. trivialis 381 is thought to let tomato plants absorb nutrients faster and become more resistant to adverse conditions.

Taxon: tomatoesSolanum lycopersicume3
Interactor: P. trivialis 381Pseudomonas trivialise3symbiont
Outcome: more resistant to adverse conditionse3
Qualifier: absorb nutrients more quicklye3

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e3
“Microvegetation experiments have shown the stimulating effect of P. trivialis 381 on the growth of tomatoes and rice, with the particularly noticeable development of the root system, which enabled plants to absorb nutrients more quickly and made them more resistant to adverse conditions”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 799–1086

Title

Study the Effect of Pseudomonas trivialis, Isolated from Soils Subjected to High Anthropogenic Pressure, on Plant Resistance to Salt Stress

Lyudmila I. Zaynitdinova; Nikolay A. Lazutin; Rokhila N. Juraeva; et al. Baghdad Science Journal 2025. doi:10.21123/2411-7986.5116

Other claims from this paper (11)

Observation The bacterial strain was identified as Pseudomonas trivialis 381.
Intervention effect Seed treatment with P. trvialis 381 cultural liquid increased the energy of tomato seed germination.
Intervention effect Seed treatment with P. trvialis 381 cultural liquid raised tomato seed germination to 100%.
Intervention effect Seed treatment with P. trvialis 381 cultural liquid increased the length of the tomato stem and root.
Intervention effect Seed treatment with P. trvialis 381 cultural liquid increased the number of tomato roots.
Intervention effect P. trivialis 381 stimulated the growth of tomato in microvegetation experiments.
Intervention effect P. trivialis 381 stimulated the growth of rice in microvegetation experiments.
Intervention effect P. trivialis 381 gave a particularly noticeable development of the tomato root system.
Intervention effect Seeds treated with cultural liquid enhanced tomato resistance to salinity on saline soil (10% NaCl).
Intervention effect Seeds treated with cultural liquid gave better growth of primed tomato plants on saline soil (10% NaCl).
Intervention effect Seeds treated with cultural liquid increased tomato leaf chlorophyll content to more than 3 times on saline soil (10% NaCl).

Pseudomonas trivialis 5 claims

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