PHOSPHATE-MOBILIZING BACTERIA FROM SOILS OF ALMATY REGION OF KAZAKHSTAN

I. E. Smirnova, Э.Р. ФАЙЗУЛИНА, Larisa G. Tatarkina, Gul B. Baimakhanova, Г.А. СПАНКУЛОВА, Akmeiir Yelubayeva

2021

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DOI 10.53729/mv-as.2021.01-02.03

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Abstract

Phosphate-mobilizing bacteria were isolated from the soybean fields of the Almaty region of Kazakhstan. It was found that their content in the soil was low and amounted to 3-12% of the total number of bacterial microflora. 32 pure cultures of phosphate-mobilizing bacteria were obtained, on the basis of which a collection of these bacteria was created. The main cultural-morphological and biochemical characteristics of phosphate-mobilizing bacteria have been studied and their primary identification has been carried out. The isolated bacteria were found to belong to the genera Bacillus, Pseudomonas, Bacterium, and Agrobacterium.