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Data on plant growth-promoting traits of Pseudomonas geniculata isolated from Chickpea nodules
A bacterium, isolated from nodules of Chickpea grown in alluvial soils of Haryana state of India, designated as IC-76 was characterized for in vitro plant growth-promoting (PGP) properties and further evaluated under greenhouse, on-station and on-farm field conditions. The experiment was conducted
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