The Advance of the Enhancement of Plant Heavy Metal Resistance by Plant Growth-promote Bacteria
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    Recently, phytoremediation is considered to be a promising alternative for extraction of heavy metals from polluted soils. Many plant species are useful resources but not tolerant to heavy metals, making it difficult in practical application. Plant growth-promote bacteria are environmental friendly and highly diversity, which will probably facilitate the practical realization of phytoremediation. With the development in technology and resources, bio-regulation will make phytoremediation more viable and more valuable. This paper reviews the emerging bio-regulation technology in recent years, mainly in screening, identification and application of plant growth-promote bacteria.

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HUO Wei, CAI Qing-Sheng. The Advance of the Enhancement of Plant Heavy Metal Resistance by Plant Growth-promote Bacteria[J]. Microbiology China, 2010, 37(9): 1374-1378

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