The influence of microbiological fertilisers on the productivity and quality of winter wheat

Koryagin, Yuri; Kulikova, Evgenia; Efremova, S.Yu.; Sukhova, N. V.

doi:10.17221/218/2020-pse

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“…Liu et al investigated the effects of complex microbial fertilizer on the growth conditions and soil nutrients of tomatoes, and the results showed that microbial fertilizer would substantially increase the root length, plant height, and leaf area of tomatoes [12]. Similarly, Koryagin has demonstrated that microbial fertilizers boost crop growth and yield [13]. However, the population and survival time of microorganisms in bio-fertilizers is still a huge challenge [14].…”

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Calcium-Based Biochar Loaded with Paenibacillus mucilaginosus Acted as an Eco-Friendly Strategy to Enhance Soil Nutrients and Plant Biomass

Zhang,

Wang,

Cao

et al. 2024

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The loose and porous structure and abundant pores of biochar provide conditions for being a suitable fertilizer carrier. Biochar loaded with beneficial microorganisms will greatly promote plant growth and soil improvement. In this work, an environmentally friendly Paenibacillus mucilaginosus loaded biochar-based fertilizer (B@PM) with high nutrient content, good slow-release effect and increased biological activity was prepared. The released mechanism of P-K-Ca from B@PM and the synergistic effect on the soil nutrients and plant growth were also analyzed. The experimental results showed that the release behavior of P, K and Ca from B@PM was diffusive and dissolved, which conforms to the Power function and Parabolic diffusion models, respectively. The potting experiment showed that the root length (30.77%), leaf width (71.67%), and plant height (81.08%) of Chinese cabbage were enhanced after the application of B@PM, and the organic matter, available phosphorus, available potassium, and total calcium in the soil were also substantially enhanced. In addition, the abundance of the Proteobacteria, Actinobacteria, Bacteroidetes and Firmicutes in the in the rhizosphere soil was increased, as well as the activities of catalase (82.84%) and alkaline phosphatase (39.64%). The results of RDA analyses showed that B@PM increased the content of the environmental factors, such as OM, URE, EC, TCa, AK, CAT, AP and ALP, thus improving soil quality and plant length.

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Calcium-Based Biochar Loaded with Paenibacillus mucilaginosus Acted as an Eco-Friendly Strategy to Enhance Soil Nutrients and Plant Biomass

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Wang,

Cao

et al. 2024

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“…Their versatility in any technological operation of agricultural crops cultivation is an advantage of these microbiological fertilizers and give a positive effect on any plant organism [9][10].…”

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Application of microbiological fertilizers in barley cultivation technology

Koryagin

Kulikova

Koryagina

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The current research was aimed at assessing the yield and grain quality of spring barley inoculated during sowing with microbiological fertilizers “Azotovit” and “Phosphatovit” on leached chernozem in the forest-steppe conditions of the Middle Volga region at a dose of 2 l/t. These microbiological fertilizers “Azotovit” and “Phosphatovit” used for seed inoculation had practically no effect on field germination and safety of spring barley. With the pre-sowing treatment of Azotovit seeds, the sparseness of crops averaged 11.1%, with the treatment of Phosphatovit seeds - 9.5%, and with the treatment of both Azotovit and Phosphatovit seeds amounted to 7.4% at 15.7% on control. The use of the fertilizers led to an increase in the productivity of spring barley seeds up to 3.25 t/ha. The highest grain yield was obtained with the combined use of “Azotovit” and “Phosphatovit”, where the yield was higher than in the control by 0.36 t/ha (12.3%). The number of seeds per 1 crop and the mass of seeds per 1 crop, with the combined use of “Azotovit” and “Phosphatovit”, on average over two years of research increased by 2.8 pcs and 0.108 g, relatively, compared with the control group. Grain quality indicators have improved. Treatment of seeds of spring barley before sowing with micronutrient fertilizers increased the weight of 1000 grains by 3.5 g in comparison with the control group; increased the grain size by 2.7-13.1 g/l. The smallest increase in the grain productivity was observed in the case with seed treatment before sowing “Azotovit” and “Phosphatovit” by 2.7 g/l and 3.9 g/l, relatively, and the greatest increase in the grain productivity was obtained in the case with the combined use of both fertilizers by 13.1 g/l. This indicates a positive effect from the use of microbiological fertilizers in the barley cultivation technology.

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“…Bio-priming is a biological entitybased seed treatment that involves hydrating seeds and inoculating them with helpful microbes. This method the great majority of the studies have been performed are using seed inoculation with soaking the seeds (hardiansyah) before sowing with a suspension Beijerinckia fluminensis [15,16,17,18] or Rhizobium pusense [19,20,21]. In implanted pastures, there is also the limitation of inoculant application, another method would be via leaf-spray it is worth mentioning that there are positive indications of success of leaf-spray of A. brasilense in maize [22,23], encouraging to verify the feasibility on pastures but via leaf spray it will works on some spesific part such as the leaf.…”

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The Effect of Beijerinckia fluminensis G3 and Rhizobium pusense G4c on Germination of rice Var. Ciherang and red rice Var. Barak Cenana

Sukweenadhi

Sutanto

Artadana

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The productivity of rice fields in Indonesia is decreasing and production per unit area is also decreasing due to the shifting of functions from agricultural land to non-agricultural land. Excessive land continuous use of chemical fertilizers can damage the soil so the solution offered is the use of biological fertilizers, namely by utilizing the use of microorganisms from nature. This study aims to determine the effectiveness of bacteria G3 and G4c that have been obtained by previous researchers against root weight, root length, root width, root volume, root surface area in rice Var. Ciherang and red rice Var. Barak Cenana. Making NFb media as a selection medium then propagated on TSA media and a confirmation test is carried out. The results showed treatment with G3 (Beijerinckia fluminensis) on rice Var. Ciherang had the highest average root weight, average root length, root width, root volume and root surface area compared to the control and G4c (Rhizobium pusense) treatment. Control treatment without giving G3 (Beijerinckia fluminensis) and G4c (Rhizobium pusense) on red rice Var. Barak Cenana had the highest average root weight, average root length, root width, root volume and root surface area compared to G3 (Beijerinckia fluminensis) and G4c (Rhizobium pusense).

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The influence of microbiological fertilisers on the productivity and quality of winter wheat

Cited by 8 publications

References 10 publications

Calcium-Based Biochar Loaded with Paenibacillus mucilaginosus Acted as an Eco-Friendly Strategy to Enhance Soil Nutrients and Plant Biomass

Calcium-Based Biochar Loaded with Paenibacillus mucilaginosus Acted as an Eco-Friendly Strategy to Enhance Soil Nutrients and Plant Biomass

Application of microbiological fertilizers in barley cultivation technology

The Effect of Beijerinckia fluminensis G3 and Rhizobium pusense G4c on Germination of rice Var. Ciherang and red rice Var. Barak Cenana

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