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Fertilizers and soil amendments

Pseudomonas putida improved soil enzyme activity and growth of kasumbha under low input of mineral fertilizers

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Pages 520-525 | Received 11 Dec 2017, Accepted 02 Apr 2018, Published online: 11 Apr 2018

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Table 1. Detail of treatments used in the study.

Figure 1. Effect of P. putida and chemical fertilizers on soil (A) urease, (B) phosphatase, (C) invertase activity, and (D) colony-forming unit of P. putida.

All means which share a common letter are similar; otherwise differ significantly at p < 0.05. C: Control (without inoculation and without chemical fertilizers), CFF: Chemical fertilizers full dose, CFH: Chemical fertilizers half dose, CFQ: Chemical fertilizers quarter dose, P: Seed soaking with P. putida prior to sowing, PF: P. putida+full dose of chemical fertilizers, PH: P. putida+half dose of chemical fertilizers, PQ: P. putida+quarter dose of chemical fertilizers.

Figure 1. Effect of P. putida and chemical fertilizers on soil (A) urease, (B) phosphatase, (C) invertase activity, and (D) colony-forming unit of P. putida.All means which share a common letter are similar; otherwise differ significantly at p < 0.05. C: Control (without inoculation and without chemical fertilizers), CFF: Chemical fertilizers full dose, CFH: Chemical fertilizers half dose, CFQ: Chemical fertilizers quarter dose, P: Seed soaking with P. putida prior to sowing, PF: P. putida+full dose of chemical fertilizers, PH: P. putida+half dose of chemical fertilizers, PQ: P. putida+quarter dose of chemical fertilizers.

Figure 2. Effect of P. putida and chemical fertilizers on leaf (A) chlorophyll, (B) carotenoid, (C) protein, and (D) protease activity of safflower.

All means which share a common letter are similar; otherwise differ significantly at p < 0.05. C: Control (without inoculation and without chemical fertilizers), CFF: Chemical fertilizers full dose, CFH: Chemical fertilizers half dose, CFQ: Chemical fertilizers quarter dose, P: Seed soaking with P. putida prior to sowing, PF: P. putida+full dose of chemical fertilizers, PH: P. putida+half dose of chemical fertilizers, PQ: P. putida+quarter dose of chemical fertilizers.

Figure 2. Effect of P. putida and chemical fertilizers on leaf (A) chlorophyll, (B) carotenoid, (C) protein, and (D) protease activity of safflower.All means which share a common letter are similar; otherwise differ significantly at p < 0.05. C: Control (without inoculation and without chemical fertilizers), CFF: Chemical fertilizers full dose, CFH: Chemical fertilizers half dose, CFQ: Chemical fertilizers quarter dose, P: Seed soaking with P. putida prior to sowing, PF: P. putida+full dose of chemical fertilizers, PH: P. putida+half dose of chemical fertilizers, PQ: P. putida+quarter dose of chemical fertilizers.

Figure 3. Effect of P. putida and chemical fertilizers on (A) root length, (B) shoot length, (C) leaf area, and (D) leaf phosphate contents of safflower.

All means which share a common letter are similar; otherwise differ significantly at p < 0.05. C: Control (without inoculation and without chemical fertilizers), CFF: Chemical fertilizers full dose, CFH: Chemical fertilizers half dose, CFQ: Chemical fertilizers quarter dose, P: Seed soaking with P. putida prior to sowing, PF: P. putida+full dose of chemical fertilizers, PH: P. putida+half dose of chemical fertilizers, PQ: P. putida+quarter dose of chemical fertilizers.

Figure 3. Effect of P. putida and chemical fertilizers on (A) root length, (B) shoot length, (C) leaf area, and (D) leaf phosphate contents of safflower.All means which share a common letter are similar; otherwise differ significantly at p < 0.05. C: Control (without inoculation and without chemical fertilizers), CFF: Chemical fertilizers full dose, CFH: Chemical fertilizers half dose, CFQ: Chemical fertilizers quarter dose, P: Seed soaking with P. putida prior to sowing, PF: P. putida+full dose of chemical fertilizers, PH: P. putida+half dose of chemical fertilizers, PQ: P. putida+quarter dose of chemical fertilizers.

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