《Table 2–Phytotoxic effect of different concentration of hexaconazole on biological parameters of gr

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《Fungicide tolerant Bradyrhizobium japonicum mitigate toxicity and enhance greengram production under hexaconazole stress》

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TheBradyrhizobiuminoculatedandnon-inoculated greengram plants cultivated in soils supplemented with variable rates of hexaconazole had inconsistent plant growth（Table 2）.Over all，the measured bio-logical parameters decreased progressively with consistently increasing concentrations of hexaconazole.Bio-inoculated plants even though，demonstrated better development relative to non-inoculated plants but biological features of such bacterized plants decreased markedly when treated with fungicide related to plants cultivated in hexaconazole devoid soils（Table 2）.For instance，B.japonicum RV9 when applied as a microbial inoculantwithtwotimesmoredose（80μg/kg）of hexaconazole，increased the dry biomass of roots and shoots by 5 and 7%at 50 days after sowing and 6 and 13%at 80 days aftersowing，respectivelyrelatedtonon-inoculated greengram plants.While comparing the effect of microbial inoculant（strain RV9）applied with 120μg/kg concentration of hexaconazole，a maximal enhancement of 18 and 16%in root and shoot biomass，respectively was observed at 80 days after sowing relative to uninoculated and fungicide（3×）supplemented soils.