Sugarcane clones inoculated with five species of promoting growth plant bacteria

The utilization of Plant Growth Promoting Bacteria (PGPB) in non-leguminous plants as sugarcane have been intensified along the last years targeting mainly the increase in productivity and the appeal for more sustainable agriculture. The genotypes selection that have closer affinity with PGPB strain...

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Autores principales:	Grodzki Oliveira,Figueiredo Guilherme, Joño Carlos,Civiero, Tales,Romano, Joño Carlo,Bespalhok Filho, Edelclaiton,Daros
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	Universidad de Tarapacá. Facultad de Ciencias Agronómicas 2017
Materias:	Saccharum spp PGPB root morphology genotypes
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spelling	oai:scielo:S0718-342920170002000102017-09-25Sugarcane clones inoculated with five species of promoting growth plant bacteriaGrodzki Oliveira,Figueiredo GuilhermeJoño Carlos,CivieroTales,RomanoJoño Carlo,Bespalhok FilhoEdelclaiton,Daros Saccharum spp PGPB root morphology genotypes The utilization of Plant Growth Promoting Bacteria (PGPB) in non-leguminous plants as sugarcane have been intensified along the last years targeting mainly the increase in productivity and the appeal for more sustainable agriculture. The genotypes selection that have closer affinity with PGPB strains may be the way to optimize sugarcane production and to boost sustainable agriculture in agroenergetics sector. In this way, the aim of the work was to test the response of five sugarcane clones and RB867515 cultivar with mix PGPB inoculation. The experiment was conducted in greenhouse for 45 days long in completely randomized design factorial 6x2, with six sugarcane genotypes, which five of them derived from previous PGPB works and the treatments were control and inoculated, being first one without PGPB application and the second one with 1-bud sett immersed in bacterial solution, evaluating shoot and roots of plants. The only significant variable was height of plants for all applying treatments, and genotypes were statistically different among them in all estimated parameters. There was treatment x genotype interaction, except the root morphologic analysis, of which only showed difference within genotypes. However, there was not standard response of inoculation among the genotypes, where clones 7 and 8 showed potential in PGPB studies, and the RB867515 was non-responsive to the in-oculation. Posterior tests are necessary with these genotypes evaluating bacteria population and late response of inoculated plants.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessUniversidad de Tarapacá. Facultad de Ciencias AgronómicasIdesia (Arica) v.35 n.2 20172017-06-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-34292017000200010en10.4067/S0718-34292017005000021
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language	English
topic	Saccharum spp PGPB root morphology genotypes
spellingShingle	Saccharum spp PGPB root morphology genotypes Grodzki Oliveira,Figueiredo Guilherme Joño Carlos,Civiero Tales,Romano Joño Carlo,Bespalhok Filho Edelclaiton,Daros Sugarcane clones inoculated with five species of promoting growth plant bacteria
description	The utilization of Plant Growth Promoting Bacteria (PGPB) in non-leguminous plants as sugarcane have been intensified along the last years targeting mainly the increase in productivity and the appeal for more sustainable agriculture. The genotypes selection that have closer affinity with PGPB strains may be the way to optimize sugarcane production and to boost sustainable agriculture in agroenergetics sector. In this way, the aim of the work was to test the response of five sugarcane clones and RB867515 cultivar with mix PGPB inoculation. The experiment was conducted in greenhouse for 45 days long in completely randomized design factorial 6x2, with six sugarcane genotypes, which five of them derived from previous PGPB works and the treatments were control and inoculated, being first one without PGPB application and the second one with 1-bud sett immersed in bacterial solution, evaluating shoot and roots of plants. The only significant variable was height of plants for all applying treatments, and genotypes were statistically different among them in all estimated parameters. There was treatment x genotype interaction, except the root morphologic analysis, of which only showed difference within genotypes. However, there was not standard response of inoculation among the genotypes, where clones 7 and 8 showed potential in PGPB studies, and the RB867515 was non-responsive to the in-oculation. Posterior tests are necessary with these genotypes evaluating bacteria population and late response of inoculated plants.
author	Grodzki Oliveira,Figueiredo Guilherme Joño Carlos,Civiero Tales,Romano Joño Carlo,Bespalhok Filho Edelclaiton,Daros
author_facet	Grodzki Oliveira,Figueiredo Guilherme Joño Carlos,Civiero Tales,Romano Joño Carlo,Bespalhok Filho Edelclaiton,Daros
author_sort	Grodzki Oliveira,Figueiredo Guilherme
title	Sugarcane clones inoculated with five species of promoting growth plant bacteria
title_short	Sugarcane clones inoculated with five species of promoting growth plant bacteria
title_full	Sugarcane clones inoculated with five species of promoting growth plant bacteria
title_fullStr	Sugarcane clones inoculated with five species of promoting growth plant bacteria
title_full_unstemmed	Sugarcane clones inoculated with five species of promoting growth plant bacteria
title_sort	sugarcane clones inoculated with five species of promoting growth plant bacteria
publisher	Universidad de Tarapacá. Facultad de Ciencias Agronómicas
publishDate	2017
url	http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-34292017000200010
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Sugarcane clones inoculated with five species of promoting growth plant bacteria

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