POTENTIAL FOR INCREASING THE YIELD OF WHEAT ON ERODED SOILS USING PHOSPHORUS-SOLUBILIZING INOCULANT
Abstract
The field experiment data show that application of phosphorus-solubilizing inoculant increases spring wheat and winter wheat yields at different slope elements – watershed, medium and severely eroded soils. The yield increase is caused by multifunctionality of phosphorus-solubilizing inoculant which possesses the properties of plant growth promoter, biofertilizer and biopesticide as well. Quantitative parameters of the influence of phosphorus-solubilizing inoculant on the yield and phytopathological state of crops are presented.
About the Authors
N. A. Mikhailovskaya
Institute of Soil Science and agrochemistry
Belarus
Belarus
A. F. Charnysh
Institute of Soil Science and agrochemistry
Belarus
Belarus
S. A. Kasyanchik
Institute of Soil Science and agrochemistry
Belarus
Belarus
T. B. Barashenka
Institute of Soil Science and agrochemistry
Belarus
Belarus
E. G. Tarasyuk
Institute of Soil Science and agrochemistry
Belarus
Belarus
T. V. Pogirnitskaya
Institute of Soil Science and agrochemistry
Belarus
Belarus
S. V. Dyusova
Institute of Soil Science and agrochemistry
Belarus
Belarus
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