Deepali Gupta Deepali

Abstract The present study investigated the diversity of endophytic bacteria associated with the roots of maize plants cultivated in seleniferous and non-seleniferous soils. Distinct taxonomic variations were observed between the two soils, with Proteobacteria emerging as the dominant phylum in roots from seleniferous soils.

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Medicinal plants have been studied extensively for their bioactive compounds and the therapeutic benefits, they exhibit to treat different diseases and industrial applications. The Fabaceae family, which includes Dalbergia sissoo, has lots of medicinal properties and has been used to treat syphilis, diarrhea, skin infections, and cardiovascular disorders. In the present study, we report on the phytochemical composition and bioactive potential of leaf extracts of D.