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The authors conclude that tested rhizobia have potential to stimulate wheat growth without significantly increasing nitrogen availability.

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The authors conclude that tested rhizobia have potential to stimulate wheat growth without significantly increasing nitrogen availability.

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rhizobiae0symbiont
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stimulating plant growthe0
Qualifier
do not contribute to a significant increase in nitrogen availabilitye0

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“The test rhizobia strains have significant potential for stimulating plant growth, but they do not contribute to a significant increase in nitrogen availability for wheat.”

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Rhizobia as complex biofertilizers for wheat: Biological nitrogen fixation and plant growth promotion

Yuliya Serazetdinova; Ekaterina Borodina; Natalya Fotina; et al. Foods and raw materials 2025. doi:10.21603/2308-4057-2026-1-669

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