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). For each treatment plot, plant growth measurements comprising number of branches and plant height were analyzed for every 30 days until harvest. After 150-days of transplantation, plants were harvested by manually uprooting each plant with utmost care so as to not damage the roots. Fresh weights of roots and shoots were measured at the time of harvest and dry weights of roots and shoots were measured after 4-weeks of drying period; root length and number of tuberous roots per plant were also recorded. The obtained values of endophyte treatments (alone and co-inoculum) were compared with endophyte uninoculated control plants.
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