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Beneficial rhizobacteria inoculation on Ocimum basilicum reduces the growth performance and nutritional value of Spodoptera frugiperda.

Tamara Belén PalermoLorena Del Rosario CappellariJulieta ChiapperoWalter GiordanoErika Banchio
Published in: Pest management science (2021)
The higher occurrence of secondary metabolites in inoculated plants could have been the reason for the reduction of the plant nutritional rate and also for the food selection, since it has been previously reported that GB03 inoculated sweet basil increased the essential oil yield. Therefore, PGPR inoculation could be used as a growth promoter, making it a promising candidate for plant protection programs against insects in aromatic plant production.
Keyphrases
  • essential oil
  • plant growth
  • dna methylation
  • public health
  • risk assessment
  • ms ms
  • gene expression