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aesr-5359	Giovanna, Dragonetti; Soumiya, Cherradi ; Francesca, Mapelli ; Valentina, Riva ; Redouane, Choukr-Allah; Oqbit, Weldeyohannes Amanuel ; Sara, Borin 	Inoculating plant growth-promoting bacteria - effects on soil hydraulic properties and tomato root development under water stress conditions	2024	15	.pdf	application/pdf	10609	469	47	This behavior is induced by a rearrangement of soil structure due to the bacteria growth occupying mesopores and micropores contributed to increase soil water available. Conclusions Prolonged dry conditions reduce plant growth and its development, but an alternative strategy as the PGP B would allow to alter soil water hydraulic properties and enhance the water stress tolerance of plants.	cache/aesr-5359.pdf	txt/aesr-5359.txt