Effect of rhizospheric inoculation of isolated arsenic (As) tolerant strains on growth, As-uptake and bacterial communities in association with Adiantum capillus-veneris
Naina Marwa, Nandita Singh(Council of Scientific and Industrial Research), Aradhana Mishra(National Botanical Research Institute), Vivek Pandey(University of Cincinnati Medical Center), Namrata Singh(National Botanical Research Institute), Nishtha Mishra(National Botanical Research Institute), Gauri Saxena(University of Lucknow)
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