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• TITLE: Biotechnological Potential of Endophytic Bacteria to Improve the Micropropagated Seedling of Variety RB92579 Sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum L.)

  AUTHORS: Maria do Carmo Silva Barreto, Márcia do Vale Barreto Figueiredo, Márcia Vanusa da Silva, Arnóbio Gonçalves de Andrade, José de Paula de Oliveira, Clébia Maria Alves Almeida, Livia Caroline Alexandre de Araújo, Odemar Vicente dos Reis Junior, Manoel Urbano Ferreira Junior, Antonio Félix da Costa, Vera Lucia de Menezes Lima

  KEYWORDS: Biological Nitrogen Fixation, Meristem Culture, Diazotrophic Bacteria, Endophytes, Micropropagation

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Microbiology, Vol.8 No.11, November 7, 2018

  ABSTRACT: Endophytic bacteria may influence agricultural production in several ways, including promoting plant growth. Two experiments were conducted in order to evaluate the combination of endophytic bacteria from the Brazilian Northeast region aims at the commercial introduction of the inoculation of these bacteria in micropropagated sugarcane plants using a temporary immersion bioreactor. One experiment was done in tubes with sterile commercial substrate, and the other was done in pots with soil; both were installed in a greenhouse. A mixed inoculation was performed in six inoculated endophytic diazotrophic bacteria in micropropagated sugarcane plants, variety RB92579. In the experiment with soil, the mixed inoculation significantly increased the shoot dry matter of plants without the addition of nitrogen fertilizer. However, the accumulation of total-N in the tissues showed no significant differences between treatments with and without nitrogen fertilization. The evaluation of micropropagated seedlings showed no increases in the parameters tested. The results showed that the response of inoculation in temporary immersion bioreactor micropropagation is possible, and that the application of homologous strains may have contributed to a better response by the interaction of endophytic bacteria with sugarcane RB92579. Further studies should be conducted to improve the methodology, which indicates a great potential to optimize this process on a commercial scale.