Identification Arbuscular Mycorrhiza Fungi (Amf) Legume Plant On Microscopik Consevation Tillage Cropping Season To 29

Sari, Sismita; Kumastuti, Any; Indrawati, Wiwik

doi:10.25181/jppt.v17i1.39

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“…From the results of the root infection test obtained from nine samples randomly produced higher root infections in m2p0 treatment. This is in accordance with the opinion of Sari et al (2017), stating that Arbuscula Mycorrhizal Fungi (FMA) can be found in most soils and generally do not have a specific host. However, species population levels vary greatly According to Yuniarti et al (2012), the application of cow manure is very important, because cow manure can improve soil structure, as a provider of macro and micro nutrients, increase the ability of the soil to hold water, increase the ability of the soil to hold nutrients, and as a source of energy for microorganisms that are very useful for increasing agricultural production both quality and quantity.…”

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Response Land (Ipomoea reptans Poir) as a Result of Fertilizing NPK and Manure of Various Doses Under the Shade of Citrus Plants

Diah Fistarani,

Puji Handayani

2023

Agrosci

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Organic fertilizers can improve soil fertility, but the availability of nutrients is generally low due to low nutrient content. So that the response of plants to organic fertilizers will be slower, because organic fertilizers are slow release. Therefore, it is necessary to add fast-release inorganic fertilizers such as Pearl NPK fertilizer to increase plant growth. This study aims to determine: (1) Get the right dose of NPK Mutiara 16-16-16 in increasing the growth and yield of land water spinach, (2) Get the right dose of cow manure to increase the growth and yield of land water spinach, (3) Obtain the interaction between the dose of NPK Mutiara 16-16-16 and the right cow manure in increasing the growth and yield of ground land water spinach plants. The results showed that: The application of NPK Mutiara at various doses showed that the increasing dose of NPK Mutiara fertilizer increased yields, this was clearly seen in the plant height and plant yield per plot with the application of NPK Mutiara at a dose of 300 kg/ha (m3). However, the dose of 20 tons/ha (p2) gave higher yields compared to the dose of 10 tons/ha (p1) in the variables fresh plant weight, fresh canopy weight, yield per plot, and marketable yield. There was no interaction between giving NPK Mutiara 16-16-16 and cow manure fertilizer.

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Response Land (Ipomoea reptans Poir) as a Result of Fertilizing NPK and Manure of Various Doses Under the Shade of Citrus Plants

Diah Fistarani,

Puji Handayani

2023

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“…The community structure of indigenous AMF was analyzed using several diversity parameters such as isolate frequency, genus/type abundance, spore density, and species richness (Table 1). Isolate frequency reflects the distribution status of indigenous AMF based on the percentage of their presence in the samples [11]. Relative abundance can reveal the strength or weakness of sporulation ability among different AMF species in the ecosystem.…”

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Exploration and isolation of indigenous arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in post-landslide sandy and clayey silt for eco-friendly remediation

H Sittadewi,

G Tejakusuma,

Handayani

et al. 2023

BIO Web Conf.

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Critical lands are formed after landslides due to the erosion and stripping of the surface soil in the depletion zone and the formation of accumulation zones, requiring remediation efforts. Indigenous arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi help rehabilitate degraded lands, including post-landslide sites, by adapting to native soil conditions. This study investigates mycorrhiza’s presence in post-landslide areas with sandy silt in Cililin and clayey silt in Citatah. Soil samples are collected at 30 cm depth using a corer near Dysoxylum macrocarpum in Citatah and Gmelina arborea in Cililin. Mycorrhiza isolation involves wet sieving and centrifugation. Local mycorrhiza genera identified are Glomus, Gigaspora, Acaulospora, and Scutellospora. Sandy silt soil 2 exhibits the highest spore density of 178 per 100 grams, while clayey silt soil 1 has the lowest density of 148 per 100 grams. Glomus dominates in sandy silt with a 93 per 100 grams concentration and a 38–45 µm size. Scutellospora is scarce in clayey silt, with only 1 per 100 grams, 90-170 µm size. Isolated mycorrhiza can serve as compatible and adaptive inoculum. The discovery of mycorrhiza tolerant to post-landslide conditions is expected to play an important role in the remediation process of critical lands caused by landslides.

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Identification Arbuscular Mycorrhiza Fungi (Amf) Legume Plant On Microscopik Consevation Tillage Cropping Season To 29

Abstract: Arbuscular Mycorrhiza Fungi (AMF) is a form of mutualistic symbiosis between fungi PENDAHULUANFungi Mikoriza Arbuskular (FMA) merupakan suatu bentuk simbiosis mutualistik antara jamur dan akar tanaman.Salah satu kemampuan FMA yaitu dalam membantu tanaman menyerap unsur hara terutama unsur

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Response Land (Ipomoea reptans Poir) as a Result of Fertilizing NPK and Manure of Various Doses Under the Shade of Citrus Plants

Response Land (Ipomoea reptans Poir) as a Result of Fertilizing NPK and Manure of Various Doses Under the Shade of Citrus Plants

Exploration and isolation of indigenous arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in post-landslide sandy and clayey silt for eco-friendly remediation

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