Pseudomonas fluorescens

Pseudomonas fluorescens

Formerly known as Pseudomonas fluorescens

Non-spore-forming plant-growth-promoting bacterium

Beneficial Bacteria

A rhizosphere-associated bacterium used in biological formulations to support nutrient mobilization, root-zone competition, and plant performance.

Pseudomonas fluorescens colonizes the rhizosphere and can produce siderophores and other metabolites that influence nutrient availability and microbial interactions. It is used in seed and soil applications for row, vegetable, and specialty crops.
Key Benefits
  • Siderophore production
  • Nutrient mobilization
  • Rhizosphere colonization
  • Plant resilience
Formulation Availability

Liquid; Seed treatment; Soil application; Custom blend

Compatibility Notes

As a non-spore former, it requires stabilization and may need cool-chain management. Avoid chlorinated water and verify compatibility with fungicides and concentrated fertilizers.

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