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This research by Tayebeh Zarei and colleagues reveals that specific strains of Pseudomonas fluorescens can bolster sweet corn yields under drought conditions. With impressive increases in ear and canned seed yield, this study showcases the promising role of PGPR in enhancing crop productivity amid water stress.
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