2021
DOI: 10.15159/jas.21.41
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Case study: Influence of probiotics-based products on phytopathogenic bacteria and fungi in agrocenosis

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“…This will make it possible to develop and substantiate of resource-saving, environmentally safe systems of using new types of fertilizers and plant protection systems in specific soil and climatic conditions. Our research works (Pysarenko et al, 2019;Pysarenko et al, 2021;Pysarenko et al, 2022) showed positive effect of probiotic application on phytosanitary state of agrocenoses, microbial remediation of petroleum polluted soil. However, the application of probiotics to enhance the activity of soil microorganisms is currently a poorly researched and significant topic in today's context.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 61%
“…This will make it possible to develop and substantiate of resource-saving, environmentally safe systems of using new types of fertilizers and plant protection systems in specific soil and climatic conditions. Our research works (Pysarenko et al, 2019;Pysarenko et al, 2021;Pysarenko et al, 2022) showed positive effect of probiotic application on phytosanitary state of agrocenoses, microbial remediation of petroleum polluted soil. However, the application of probiotics to enhance the activity of soil microorganisms is currently a poorly researched and significant topic in today's context.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 61%
“…The analysis of literature sources established that the use of Bacillus subtilis in crop production is promising, but these assumptions require further research. In particular, a number of scientists (Li et al, 2014;Kravchenko & Perederii, 2017;Vandenberghe et al, 2017;Pysarenko et al, 2021) note the positive effect of probiotic preparations, in particular on the main bacteria of the genus Bacillus, on improving soil microbiota activity and phytosanitary effects on agrocenoses.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, there is a need to apply agronomic techniques aimed at increasing the number of agronomically valuable microorganisms, or artificial provision of agrocenoses with the necessary bacteria. Almost all modern agrocenoses need this, because soils, as already mentioned, are biologically degraded (Vlasiuk, 2020;Pysarenko et al, 2021). That is why this area is of interest for scientific research, because there is a need to select strains and doses of microorganisms to create the most favorable conditions for the development of soil microflora, which under favorable conditions is the basis for the reproduction of soil fertility.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Previous studies (Nakano & Zuber, 1998;Pysarenko et al, 2021b;Tsentylo, 2019;) found that the best dose of probiotic Sviteco-Agrobiotic-01 to improve soil quality and phytosanitary status of crops is manifested in 10% dilution and dose of 100 L ha -1 . The following mixtures were applied in the experimental plots: І -control; ІІ -probiotic Sviteco-Agrobiotic-01 in a dilution 1:10 (100 L ha -1 ); ІІІ -СFW (600 L ha -1 ) and probiotic Sviteco-Agrobiotic-01 in a dilution 1:10 (100 L ha -1 ); ІV -СFW (900 L ha -1 ) and probiotic Sviteco-Agrobiotic-01 in a dilution 1:10 (100 L ha -1 ); V -СFW (1200 L ha -1 ) and probiotic Sviteco-Agrobiotic-01 in a dilution 1:10 (100 L ha -1 ); VІ -СFW (2400 L ha -1 ) and probiotic Sviteco-Agrobiotic-01 in a dilution 1:10 (100 L ha -1 ).…”
Section: Field Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%