DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) · 2013 · 15 citations · 1 references
AgricultureCrop SciencesPlant SciencesCrop ProductionPlant NutritionPlant-microbe InteractionsCrop GrowthCrop NutritionNitrogen NutritionCanopy Nitrogen ContentNitrogen Fixation PotentialNitrogenase ActivityPlant Growth AnalysisRhizobial SymbiosisRhizobium Inoculation
Nitrogen is one important element in plant growth. In soybean crop nitrogen requirement can be\nmet from the fixation of nitrogen which is the result of symbiosis between rhizobium bacteria with\nsoybean. A study on the relationship between soybean cultivar and rhizobium inoculation was conducted\nin Banguntapan Bantul Yogyakarta on regusol soils. Research aimed the responses of soybean cultivar\nof rhizobium inoculation. This research is a pot experiment that tested the response of 16 soybean\ncultivars of rhizobium inoculation. The sixteen cultivars consisted of 12 superior cultivars and 4 local\ncultivars. Before planting soybean seeds were inoculated with legin. Land used first sterilized using\nautoclaves. Determination of soybean cultivars into four categories based on agronomic characters\nnodule number, nodule dry weight, canopy N content, nitrogenase activity and grain yield components\n(seed dry weight). The study demonstrated that (1) Cultivars Anjasmara, Sibayak, Surya, Gepak yellow,\nGalunggung, Argomulyo and Baluran provide a response to rhizobium inoculation in the form of increased\nnitrogen fixation and grain yield (2) rhizobium inoculation on Tanggamus cultivars can increase nitrogen\nfixation but not followed by an increase in grain yield (3) rhizobium inoculation in cultivar Malabar,\nSeulawah and Petek not increase nitrogen fixation but can increase grain yield (4) rhizobium inoculation\nin cultivar Ijen, Sinabung, Wilis, Grobogan, and Garut not increase nitrogen fixation and grain yield.
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