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Evaluation of Several Biochar Types as Inoculant Carrier for Indigenous Phosphate Solubilizing Microoorganism from Acid Sulphate Soil

Husna Nurul, Budianta Dedik, Munandar, Napoleon Adipati

Journal of Ecological Engineering

2019

Vol. 20, nr 6

1--8

The research aimed at evaluating four biochar types which have the most adequate characteristics as inoculant carrier of indigenous Phosphate Solubilizing Microorganism (PSM) from acid sulphate soil. The observed biochar characteristics consist of the bulk density, total pore space, water holding capacity, C organic, N, pH, EC, charcoal percentage, and ash content. The pore diameters and photomicrograph of biochar were observed by using SEM. The viability test was conducted in order to determine the appropriateness of biochar as PSM inoculant through inoculation on four biochar types made of rice husk, coconut shell, corncob, and oil palm empty bunch, followed by six months storage period. Monthly observation was conducted related to the PSM population, pH, and moisture content. The results show that interaction of biochar types and storage periods has no significant effect on the PSM viability, pH, and moisture content. The PSM viability of four biochars after six months storage period is relatively stable in the range of log 7.07 cfu.g-1 to log 9.18 cfu.g-1. The highest PSM viability was found on coconut shell biochar with the magnitude of log 9.18 cfu.g-1 and pH of 7.01 as well as moisture content of 26.86% after six months storage period. This research offers the advantage of using agricultural waste substance as biochar that capable to maintain microbial viability with six months storage period.

Numbers of phosphate solubilizing microorganisms and phosphatases activities in the rhizosphere soil of organically and conventionally grown winter wheat

Martyniuk S., Jończyk K., Kozieł M.

Journal of Research and Applications in Agricultural Engineering

2018

Vol. 63, nr 2

147--150

In the years 2014-2016 four commercial winter wheat cultivars, released during 2008-2011, were grown in a field experiment at RZD Osiny according to organic and conventional farming systems. Each year in the first or second decade of May samples of rhizosphere soil were analyzed for numbers of colony forming units (CFU) of phosphate solubilizing microorganisms (PSM) and for acid and alkaline phosphatase activities. The synthesis of three-year results has shown that PSM numbers and activity of acid phosphatase in the rhizosphere soil of the tested cultivars were not significantly influenced by the farming systems used, nor by the cultivars. On the other hand, in all years the activity of alkaline phosphatase was significantly higher in the rhizosphere soil of all winter wheat cultivars grown according to the organic farming system than in soil under these cultivars grown in the conventional system.

Cztery komercyjne odmiany pszenicy ozimej, wpisane do rejestru w latach 2008-2011, uprawiano w sezonach wegetacyjnych 2014-2016 według zasad rolnictwa ekologicznego (organicznego) i konwencjonalnego na poletkach doświadczalnych w RZD Osiny. Każdego roku w maju pobierano spod badanych odmian próbki gleby ryzosferowej i oznaczano w nich liczebność (CFU – colony forming units) mikroorganizmów rozpuszczających fosforany (PSM) oraz aktywność fosfatazy kwaśnej i zasadowej. Synteza trzyletnich wyników wykazała, że liczebność PSM, jak i aktywność fosfatazy kwaśnej w glebie ryzosferowej badanych odmian nie były istotnie uzależnione zarówno od systemu uprawy, jak i od odmiany pszenicy ozimej. Jednak we wszystkich latach objętych badaniami aktywność fosfatazy alkalicznej była istotnie większa w glebie ryzosferowej wszystkich odmian pszenicy ozimej uprawianych w systemie ekologicznym (organicznym) niż tych samych odmian uprawianych w systemie konwencjonalnym.