MECHANISMS OF PLANT GROWTH STIMULATION BY GROWTH-PROMOTING BACTERIA
A positive effect on the growth of plants is carried out due to various properties of bacteria, such as fixation of atmospheric
nitrogen, improvement of plant nutrition with phosphorus, and synthesis of plant growth-regulating substances.It is these
characteristics that are important in promoting growth and development. At the same time, the improvement of plant growth and
development can also be achieved due to the biocontrol properties of bacteria, including competition for nutrients and non-
infectious areas, disruption of biochemical processes, production of antibiotics, production of siderophores, production of
hydrolytic enzymes, hydrogen cyanide production, such as induction system stability.
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