%0 Journal Article
%T Plant growth promoting rhizobacteria can inhibit the in vitro germination of Glycine max L. seeds
%A Marius Stefan
%A Marius Mihasan
%A Simona Dunca
%J Analele £¿tiin£¿ifice Ale Universit£¿£¿ii Alexandru Ioan Cuza din Ia£¿i,Sectiunea II A : Genetica si Biologie Moleculara
%D 2008
%I Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi
%X Utilization of plant growth promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) in order to increase the productivity may be a viable alternative to organic fertilizers. The main goal is to reduce the pollution and to preserve the environment in the spirit of an ecological agriculture. Because soybean represent a crop of major economic importance, a study was performed to analyze the impact of some rhizobacteria isolated from soybean roots on the on the germination process of Glycine max L. seeds, taking into account the aspartate- and alanin-aminotransferase activities. The results showed that in the early stages, rhizobacteria has an inhibitory effect on the germination process.
%U http://www.gbm.bio.uaic.ro/index.php/gbm/article/view/704