Abstract

A factorial pot experiment was conducted in plastic house using complete randomize design (CRD), to study the effect of inoculation with Azotobacter and phosphorous solubilizing bacteria, organic manures and phosphorous fertilizer levels on some growth characteristics and wheat yield. The inoculation with Azotobacter, phosphorous solubilizing bacteris (local isolate) or both together caused significant increases in plant height of 5%, 4.32% and 9.76% respectively as compared with control treatment, however, no significant differences were noticed with all phosphorous fertilizer and organic manure levels. The inoculation ,phosphorous fertilizer levels and organic manure treatments caused a significant increases in both shoot dry weight and biological yield as compared with control treatment. The inoculation levels gave a significant increases in grain yield (ton.ha-1) of 12.95%, 12% and 25.16% respectively as compared with non-inoculated treatment Phosphorous fertilizer levels caused a significant increases in grain yield, however, no significant increases was noticed between 80 kg superpgosphate.ha-1 and rock phosphate treatment. Soil amended with 2% organic manure gave a significant increases in grain yield of 15.44% as compared with control treatment .Highest grain yield (3.98ton.ha-1) was obtained in soil treated with 160 kg superpgosphate.ha-1, 2% organic manure and inoculated with both Azotobacter and phosphorous solubilizing bacteria

Highlights

  • A factorial pot experiment was conducted in plastic house using complete randomize design (CRD), to study the effect of inoculation with Azotobacter and phosphorous solubilizing bacteria, organic manures and phosphorous fertilizer levels on some growth characteristics and wheat yield

  • The inoculation with Azotobacter, phosphorous solubilizing bacteris or both together caused significant increases in plant height of 5%, 4.32% and 9.76% respectively as compared with control treatment, no significant differences were noticed with all phosphorous fertilizer and organic manure levels

  • The inoculation levels gave a significant increases in grain yield of 12.95%, 12% and 25.16% respectively as compared with non-inoculated treatment Phosphorous fertilizer levels caused a significant increases in grain yield, no significant increases was noticed between 80 kg superpgosphate.ha-1 and rock phosphate treatment

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Rock phosphate

)93906( ‫) التلقٌب*التسمٌد*المصلاات‬.3.01( ‫) التسمٌد *المصلاات‬.3.01( ‫) التلقٌب *المصلاات العتوٌة‬53901( ‫) التلقٌب* التسمٌد‬03944(‫)المصلاات العتوٌة‬23.51(‫) التسمٌد‬23.51( ‫ التلقٌب‬1314 LSD ‫قٌمة‬ L.S.D 0.05 Inoculation (2.340) fertilization (2.340) organic manure (1.655) Inoculation × fertilization (4.680) Inoculation × organic manure (3.310) fertilization × organic manure (3.310) Inoculation × fertilization × organic manure (6.619). )‫أصٌف‬/‫ تر ٌر التلقٌب باسحٌاء الدقٌقة والتسمٌد الاوسااتً والمصلاات العتوٌة فً الوزن الجاا للمجموع الصتري (ام‬:).( ‫الجدول‬ Table (3): Effect of inoculation with microorganisms and phosphorous fertilization and organic manures on shoot dry weight(gm.pot1)

Inoculation Inoculation Inoculation Non
Rock phosphate zero
Findings
Non inoculation
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