2013
DOI: 10.5400/jts.2011.v16i1.47-54
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Isolation and Selection of Rhizobium Tolerant to Pesticides and Aluminum from Acid Soils in Indonesia

Abstract: Application of Rhizobium as inoculum in acid soil requires specific characters, namely high tolerance to pesticide residues, soil acidity, and high concentration of Aluminum. This study was conducted to isolate Rhizobium having these characters. Inspite of acid soils from Kalimantan, Sumatra, Sulawesi and Java; root nodules of legumes planted in those regions were used as source of isolates. Rhizobial isolation was done using direct isolation andenrichment technique. A paper disc diffusion technique was used i… Show more

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“…optimal growth at pH 5 -9 (Andriani et al, 2017), and Rhizobium sp. optimal growth and activity at pH 4 -8 (Martani et al, 2011). On the other hand, the fertilizer used showed a significant single effect on the addition of leaf wet weight at 4 to 8 WAP.…”
Section: Of Leaves Biomass Wet Weightmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…optimal growth at pH 5 -9 (Andriani et al, 2017), and Rhizobium sp. optimal growth and activity at pH 4 -8 (Martani et al, 2011). On the other hand, the fertilizer used showed a significant single effect on the addition of leaf wet weight at 4 to 8 WAP.…”
Section: Of Leaves Biomass Wet Weightmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…an increase in pH that was too high causes the decomposition process to be too fast [23]. A pH level that was close to neutral would damage the natural properties of the peat so that it can change the chemical reactions and the availability of nutrients in the soil [24]. Increasing pH in peat has been shown to increase the activity of phenol oxidase enzymes.…”
Section: Growth Medium Ph Medium Root Necrosis (%)mentioning
confidence: 99%