Fernando González-Andrés

Catedrático de Universidad / Full Professor

Universidad de León

Spain

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Fernando González-Andrés is a Full Professor at Universidad de León, Spain. His research focuses on plant growth promotion, biowaste treatment, and sustainable agricultural practices, as evidenced by his recent publications on biochar, rhizobacteria, and disease management in crops. He is dedicated to enhancing crop resilience and sustainability through innovative biotechnological approaches.

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Andrea Crespo Barreiro

Universidad de León

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Natalia Gomez

Profesor Ayudante Doctor, PhD

Universidad de León

SPAIN

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Jorge Poveda

Profesor Ayudante Doctor

Universidad de Valladolid

SPAIN

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Jorge Cara-Jiménez

Catedrático de Universidad/Full Professor

Universidad de León

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Articles (18)

Boosting olive plant defense systems against Verticillium dahliae: Integrating biochar and Bacillus siamensis for sustainable disease management

Enhancing Drought Resistance in Olive Trees: Understanding the Synergistic Effects of the Combination of PGPR and Biochar

Plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria enhanced induced systemic resistance of tomato against Botrytis cinerea phytopathogen

Life cycle approach as a tool for assessing municipal biowaste treatment units: A systematic review

Fertilising Maize with Bio-Based Mineral Fertilisers Gives Similar Growth to Conventional Fertilisers and Does Not Alter Soil Microbiome

Combined application of N-fixing PGPB and rice straw mulch compensates N immobilization by straw, improving crop growth

Scaling-Up of the Production of Biochar from Olive Tree Pruning for Agricultural Use: Evaluation of Biochar Characteristics and Phytotoxicity

Improved Organic Fertilisers Made from Combinations of Compost, Biochar, and Anaerobic Digestate: Evaluation of Maize Growth and Soil Metrics

Biochar + AD exerts a biostimulant effect in the yield of horticultural crops and improves bacterial biodiversity and species richness in the rhizosphere

Two novel symbiovars of Bradyrhizobium yuanmingense, americaense and caribense, the symbiovar tropici of Bradyrhizobium pachyrhizi and the symbiovar cajani of Bradyrhizobium cajani are microsymbionts of the legume Cajanus cajan in Dominican Republic

Mechanisms involved in drought stress tolerance triggered by rhizobia strains in wheat

An Organic Fertilizer ‘Doped’ with a Bacillus Strain Improves Melon and Pepper Yield, Modifying the Rhizosphere Microbiome with Negligible Changes in the Bulk Soil Microbiome

Diversity and Genetic Structure of Scarlet Plume (Euphorbia fulgens), an Endemic Plant of Mexico

Activation of sweet pepper defense responses by novel and known biocontrol agents of the genus Bacillus against Botrytis cinerea and Verticillium dahliae

The environmental impact of fresh tomatoes consumed in cities: A comparative LCA of long-distance transportation and local production

Bacillus as a source of phytohormones for use in agriculture

Morphological Variation in Scarlet Plume (Euphorbia fulgens Karw ex Klotzsch, Euphorbiaceae), an Underutilized Ornamental Resource of Mexico with Global Importance

Connecting the Lab and the Field: Genome Analysis of Phyllobacterium and Rhizobium Strains and Field Performance on Two Vegetable Crops

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Andrea Crespo Barreiro

Natalia Gomez

Jorge Poveda

Jorge Cara-Jiménez

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