Enhancing phosphate availability and growth of C. asiatica in andisols through phosphate-solubilizing bacteria application
Betty Natalie Fitriatin,
Andriana Kartikawati,
Tualar Simarmata
et al.
Abstract:Centella asiatica is a medicinal plant containing asiaticoside bioactive, this is considerably higher if grown in the highlands generally on Andisols. Conversely, phosphorus was deficient in Andisol soils. The experiment aimed to study effect of phosphate solubilizing bacteria (PSB) isolates from the rhizosphere of C. asiatica which can dissolve P, produce plant growth promoters, increase growth of C. asiatica and fertilization efficiency. The research was done at Soil Biology Laboratory, Agriculture Faculty, … Show more
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