Dual-Functional <i>Rhizobium dioscoreae</i> Q9a for Glyphosate Biodegradation and Plant Growth Promotion: Insights into the Degradation Kinetics, Catabolic Pathways, Beneficial Properties, and Underlying Enzymatic Mechanisms
Yaohua Huang(South China Agricultural University), Shaohua Chen(South China Agricultural University), Qiqi Lei(South China Agricultural University), Mohamed A. Ghorab, Wenjuan Chen(South China Agricultural University), Ziye Chen, Mingqiu Liu
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