Field application of mycorrhizal bio-inoculants affects the mineral uptake of a forage legume (Hedysarum coronarium L.) on a highly calcareous soil
The efficiency of two mycorrhizal bio-inoculants on the mineral uptake during the growth stages of a Mediterranean forage legume sulla ( Hedysarum coronarium L.) was studied in the field on a highly calcareous soil. The first inoculum (M m ) was made up of a mixture of native arbuscular mycorrhizal...
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| description | The efficiency of two mycorrhizal bio-inoculants on the mineral uptake during the growth stages of a Mediterranean forage legume sulla (
Hedysarum coronarium
L.) was studied in the field on a highly calcareous soil. The first inoculum (M
m
) was made up of a mixture of native arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) isolated from calcareous soils:
Septoglomus constrictum
,
Funneliformis geosporum
,
Glomus fuegianum
,
Rhizophagus irregularis
and
Glomus
sp. The second was a commercial inoculum (M
i
) containing one AMF species:
R. irregularis
. Both mycorrhizal inoculants increased total and arbuscular colonization of sulla roots. Inoculation with M
m
showed a positive effect on sulla shoot dry weight (SDW) when compared to M
i
and non-inoculated plants (control). Mineral contents (P, Mg, Mn, Fe) were higher in the shoots of sulla plants cultivated on mycorrhiza-inoculated plots compared to non-inoculated ones. This enhancement was observed during the flowering stage for P, Mg and Mn and during the rosette stage for Fe. An increase in P content of 50 % in plants inoculated with M
m
compared to non-inoculated ones may be explained by the induction of root alkaline and acid phosphatase activities. Higher efficiency of native AMF species adapted to calcareous soils opens the way towards the development of mycorrhiza bio-fertilizers targeted to improve sustainable fertilization management in such soils. |
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Septoglomus constrictum
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Funneliformis geosporum
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Glomus fuegianum
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Rhizophagus irregularis
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i
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R. irregularis
. Both mycorrhizal inoculants increased total and arbuscular colonization of sulla roots. Inoculation with M
m
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i
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m
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m
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Septoglomus constrictum
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Funneliformis geosporum
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Glomus fuegianum
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Rhizophagus irregularis
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i
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R. irregularis
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m
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i
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m
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m
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Septoglomus constrictum
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Funneliformis geosporum
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Glomus fuegianum
,
Rhizophagus irregularis
and
Glomus
sp. The second was a commercial inoculum (M
i
) containing one AMF species:
R. irregularis
. Both mycorrhizal inoculants increased total and arbuscular colonization of sulla roots. Inoculation with M
m
showed a positive effect on sulla shoot dry weight (SDW) when compared to M
i
and non-inoculated plants (control). Mineral contents (P, Mg, Mn, Fe) were higher in the shoots of sulla plants cultivated on mycorrhiza-inoculated plots compared to non-inoculated ones. This enhancement was observed during the flowering stage for P, Mg and Mn and during the rosette stage for Fe. An increase in P content of 50 % in plants inoculated with M
m
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| subjects | Acid Phosphatase - metabolism Agriculture Alkaline Phosphatase - metabolism Biofertilizers Biomedical and Life Sciences Calcareous soils Ecology Environmental Sciences Enzyme Activation Fabaceae - metabolism Fabaceae - microbiology Forestry Glomus Hedysarum Indigenous species Life Sciences Microbiology Minerals - metabolism Mycorrhizae - physiology Original Paper Plant Roots - metabolism Plant Roots - microbiology Plant Sciences Plant Shoots - metabolism Plant Shoots - microbiology Rhizophagus Soil - chemistry Soil Microbiology |
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