Examining the Transcriptomic and Biochemical Signatures of Strains: Impacts on Plant Growth and Abiotic Stress Tolerance.

Rhizobacteria from various ecological niches display variations in physiological characteristics. This study investigates the transcriptome profiling of two strains, BsCP1 and BsPG1, each isolated from distinct environments. Gene expression linked to the synthesis of seven types of antibiotic compounds was detected in both BsCP1 and BsPG1 cultures.

Exploring the Biologically Active Metabolites Produced by for Plant Growth Promotion, Heat Stress Tolerance, and Resistance to Bacterial Soft Rot in .

Eight gene clusters responsible for synthesizing bioactive metabolites associated with plant growth promotion were identified in the strain D1 (BcD1) genome using the de novo whole-genome assembly method. The two largest gene clusters were responsible for synthesizing volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and encoding extracellular serine proteases. The treatment with BcD1 resulted in an increase in leaf chlorophyll content, plant size, and fresh weight in seedlings.