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This paper qualitatively evaluates the plant growth promoting activity of electrogenic bacteria from microbial electrolysis cells towards biofertilizer application, showing potential for biohydrogen production and plant growth promotion.

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Abstract

Key findings

  • Electrogenic bacteria from MECs exhibit plant growth promoting activity, including increased plant biomass and nutrient uptake.
  • The bacteria's ability to produce biohydrogen is linked to their plant growth promoting activity, suggesting a potential synergy between biohydrogen production and plant growth promotion.
  • The study's findings have implications for the development of biofertilizers and biohydrogen production systems that can promote sustainable agriculture and reduce environmental impact.

Keywords

BiohydrogenBiofertilizerMicrobial electrolysis cellBacteriaIn vitroPlant growth

Identifiers

DOI
10.47469/jees.2016.v01.100006
Journal
Journal of Energy and Environmental Sustainability
Year
2016