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@article{180786,
author = {Deepak Vedpathak and Shyam More and Sonali Patil and Rani Gudda},
title = {Studies on Potassium Solubilization by Bacterial isolate RSML S2 from Saline and Alkaline Lonar Crater Lake of Maharashtra},
journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
year = {2025},
volume = {12},
number = {1},
pages = {2055-2060},
issn = {2349-6002},
url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=180786},
abstract = {For plants to flourish, potassium is a
necessary nutrient, and it is crucial for agricultural
production. It is needed in large amounts and has two
main functions as it activates enzymes that are vital to
metabolic activities and required mainly for the
production of proteins and starch.
Plants can only use 1-2 percent of the potassium that is
found naturally in soil or that is provided by synthetic
fertilizer; the remainder is bound with other minerals
and is therefore inaccessible to plants. One of the most
significant microorganisms in saline soil that influences
soil health is bacteria. Effective soil microbes that
mobilize potassium have a significant impact on soil
fertility, potassium ion cycling, and mineral availability.
Meteoric impact crater Lonar Lake located
Maharashtra is known for its great treasure of alkaline
extremophilic bacteria. The present study is carried out
to study the potassium solubilizing traits of bacterial
isolates from Lonar Lake. Eight bacterial isolates are
screened. Out of which the RSML S2 isolate exhibited
maximum potassium solubilisation ability at varying
pH and salinity conditions. The isolate may be exploited
for development of biofertilizer after exploring its other
plant growth promoting traits.},
keywords = {Crater Lake, effect of pH, effect of salinity, potassium solubilizing bacteria},
month = {June},
}
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