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Table 2 Source information of herbicide-tolerant endophytic bacteria of field-growing rice

From: Herbicide-tolerant endophytic bacteria of rice plants as the biopriming agents for fertility recovery and disease suppression of unhealthy rice seeds

Rice cultivar

Field location

Herbicide concentration

Plant age (day)b

Herbicide-tolerant endophytic bacteria (number of isolate)

Field application (active ingredient)a

Isolation medium (L− 1)

Root

Stem

Leaf

Oryza sativa L. var. indica cv. Pathumthani 1

Sam Chuk District,

Suphan Buri Province, Thailand

3 g of 10% (w/v) Metsulfuron-methyl + 10% (w/v) Chlorimuron-ethyl in 60 L of water

5 mg Metsulfuron-methyl and 5 mg Chlorimuron-ethyl

13c

MCR001 – MCR004 (4)

MCS005 – MCS007 (3)

MCL008 – MCL010 (3)

40 mL of 10% (w/v) Bispyribac-sodium in 60 L of water

0.07 mL Bispyribac-sodium

16d

BSR001 – BSR005 (5)

BSS006 (1)

BSL007 – BSL010 (4)

Si Prachan District,

Suphan Buri Province, Thailand

100 mL of 12% (w/v) Clomazone + 27% (w/v) Propanil in 20 L of water

0.64 mL Clomazone and 1.44 mL Propanil

15e

CPR005 – CPR007 (3)

CPS001 – CPS004 (4)

CPL008 – CPL010 (3)

Oryza sativa L. var. indica cv. RD41

Sai Noi District,

Nonthaburi Province, Thailand

200 mL of 48% (w/v) Clomazone in 60 L of water

1.60 mL Clomazone

13f

CZR007 – CZR013 (7)

CZS004 – CZS006 (3)

CZL001 – CZL003 (3)

  1. aThe herbicides were applied by spraying onto the field after sowing for 13–16 days and the rice plants were collected from the field 3 days afterward. bPlant specimens were deposited for further references at CMUB Herbarium with the following codes, cCMUB39903, dCMUB39904, eCMUB39905, and fCMUB39906