森林和系统种植塔萨尔蚕食植物中促进植物生长的根际细菌的组成及其与土壤和叶片养分的关系

IF 0.6 Q4 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
M. Manjappa, T. Pandiaraj, R. Ekka, I. G. Prabhu, M. M. Baig, A. Sahay, K. Sathyanarayana
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目的:研究毛果和阿诸那森林和系统人工林中促进植物生长的根际细菌的载量和分离株数的状况,以及它们与土壤和叶片营养水平的关系。方法:从印度四个塔萨尔养蚕区的食用植物根际采集土壤样本。采用连续稀释技术,对King’s B培养基(KBB)上生长的总细菌、固氮菌(NFB)、磷酸盐溶解菌(PSB)和细菌在特定培养基上的载量进行了计数。根据菌落形态和细胞类型,将特定培养基上的不同菌落计数为分离物。分析了从不同种植园采集的土壤和叶片样品中的营养水平。对PGPR微生物负荷与分离株的土壤理化参数和叶片养分进行了多元相关分析。结果:森林植物根际细菌总负荷最高,系统人工林的NFB负荷最高,而两个人工林的PSB和KBB负荷相等。Keonjhar和Sundergarh地区的森林种植园每个根际土壤样本的NFB分离株数量最高,而系统种植园的KBB(Keonj哈尔和Sundergar地区)和PSB分离株(West Singhbhum地区)数量最高。PSB负荷与具有土壤有机碳的分离株数呈正相关,KBB负荷与土壤电导率和有效钾呈正相关,PSB负荷和KBB分离株与土壤有效硫呈正相关。NFB和KBB负荷及其分离物与叶片氮、钾含量呈正相关。解释:结果表明,通过生物肥料的应用,富集PGPR微生物负荷,有可能改善塔萨尔蚕食植物的叶片营养品质。关键词:根际细菌组成,土壤养分,蚕,毛果,阿诸那
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Composition of plant growth promoting rhizobacteria in forest and systematic plantations of tasar silkworm food plants and their relationship with soil and leaf nutrients
Aim: To investigate the status of bacterial load and number of isolates of plant growth promoting rhizobacteria in forest and systematic plantation of Terminalia tomentosa and T. arjuna, and their relationship with soil and leaf nutrient levels. Methodology: Soil samples were collected from the rhizosphere of food plants in four tasar silkworm rearing regions of India. Bacterial load of total bacteria, Nitrogen fixing bacteria (NFB), Phosphate Solubilizing Bacteria (PSB) and bacteria grown on King's B media (KBB) was enumerated on specific media by employing serial dilution technique. Based on the colony morphology and cell type, distinct colonies on specific media were counted as isolate. Nutrient levels in soil and leaf samples collected from different plantations were analyzed. Multivariate correlation analysis was performed between PGPR microbial load and isolates with soil physio-chemical parameters and leaf nutrients. Results: The rhizosphere of forest plants possessed the highest total bacterial load, the systematic plantation possessed the highest NFB load, whereas PSB and KBB load was equal in both the plantations. Forest plantations of Keonjhar and Sundergarh regions had the highest number of NFB isolates per rhizosphere soil sample and systematic plantations possessed the highest number of KBB (Keonjhar and Sundergarh regions) and PSB isolates (West Singhbhum region). Positive correlation was observed between PSB load and the number of isolates with soil organic carbon, KBB load with soil electrical conductivity and available potassium, PSB load and KBB isolates with soil available sulphur. NFB and KBB load and their isolates showed positive correlation with leaf N and K content. Interpretation: Results suggest the possibility of improving leaf nutrient quality of tasar silkworm food plants by enriching PGPR microbial load through biofertilizer application. Key words: Rhizobacteria composition, Soil nutrients, Silkworm, Terminalia tomentosa, Terminalia arjuna
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