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To investigate the role of a microbial consortium in influencing of Camellia sinensis growth and rhizosphere bacteria microbial community structure. Based on glasshouse trials, the microbial consortium TCM was selected for a field trial. TCM significantly increased bud density (67·53%), leaf area (31·15%) and hundred-bud weight (22·5%) compared with the control treatment (P0·01) during 180days. Furthermore, TCM-treated soil showed a significant increase (P0·05) in organic matter (60·89%), total nitrogen (66·22%), total phosphorus (
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