Pseudomonas putida

Pseudomonas putida

Formerly known as Pseudomonas putida

Non-spore-forming plant-growth-promoting bacterium

Beneficial Bacteria

A rhizosphere bacterium used in agricultural biologicals to support nutrient cycling, root-zone activity, and plant resilience.

Pseudomonas putida is known for metabolic versatility and root-zone colonization. It can be incorporated into liquid or seed-applied biological formulations where viable-cell stability is carefully managed.
Key Benefits
  • Rhizosphere colonization
  • Nutrient cycling
  • Plant resilience
  • Microbial diversity
Formulation Availability

Liquid; Seed treatment; Soil application; Custom blend

Compatibility Notes

Requires stabilization because it does not form durable spores. Avoid chlorinated water, heat, and ultraviolet exposure; verify compatibility with crop-protection inputs.

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