University of Zagreb University Computing Centre (SRCE) · 2007 · 49 citations · 4 references
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AgricultureMicrobiologySoil SciencesMicrobial EcologySoil ChemistrySoil MicrobiologyBacterial CultivationNutrient MineralizationPhosphate MineralogyPhosphate MineralsPhosphate-solubilizing MicroorganismsPhosphorus CycleBacterial Phosphate-solubilizing MicroorganismsInorganic Phosphate SolubilizationMineral Phosphate SolubilizationPhosphate-solubilizing BacteriaPhosphate-solubilizing FungiRock Phosphate SolubilizationTricalcium PhosphateTricalcium Phosphate Solubilization
Among 62 fungi and 253 bacteria obtained from heavy metal mines of Orissa (India) screened for phosphate solubilization properties, 12 fungi and 19 bacteria were found to solubilise tricalcium phosphate (TCP).Penicillium sp.21 solubilised and released 81.48 mg P mL -1 whereas Penicillium sp. 2 showed better efficiency of rock phosphate solubilization and produced 4.87 mg P mL -1 into the liquid culture.Bacterial strains were comparatively poor solubilisers of TCP and rock phosphate in solid and liquid culture.The bacteria and fungi isolated from the mines of Orissa were endowed with phosphate solubilization properties.Phosphate solubilising fungi were acid producers and more efficient than bacterial isolates.Penicillium sp.21 and Penicillium sp. 2 were confirmed the best for TCP and rock phosphate solubilization.
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Aspergillus aculeatus as a rock phosphate solubilizer
Varsha Narsian, H. H. Patel · Soil Biology and Biochemistry · 2000 · 169 citations