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- Title
Necesidad de reinoculación micorrízica en el trasplante del banano en áreas con precedente de canavalia inoculada con HMA.
- Authors
Simó González, Jaime Enrique; Rivera Espinosa, Ramón; Ruiz Martínez, Luis Alberto; Espinosa Cuellar, Ernesto
- Abstract
From being the banana, a mycotrophic crop and previous results on the potential of green manure inoculated as a way to mycorrhizal economic crops, this work was developed in order to assess whether a precedent Canavalia ensiformis cultivation, inoculated with efficient strains of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) inoculation, it is necessary the banana inoculation, 'FHIA-18' (AAAB) cultivar in the transplant field. Four treatments were evaluated: a control without application of fertilizers and other organic-mineral fertilizers (100% FOM), both without canavalia and two other treatments that are used above canavalia inoculated AMF and half also received organic-mineral fertilizer applications: (50% FOM), one of which, the banana was reinoculated in the transplant field and the other one not. The experimental design used, was randomized blocks, with four replications. The experiment ended after three productive cycles (mother plant, stems 1 and 2). Canavalia inoculated treatments and 50% of FOM, guaranteed high yields and satisfactory nutritional content similar to that received 100% of FOM and significantly higher than those obtained with the control treatment. This together with the values of colonization percentages and spores at both high and inoculated treatments were no significant differences between them, indicated not only the effectiveness of mycorrhizal inoculation but rather green manure inoculation was successful to inoculate bananas and re-inoculation of the same was not needed on the transplant.
- Subjects
GREEN manure crops; MANURES; MYCORRHIZAS; MYCORRHIZAL fungi; CANAVALIA; POTASSIUM; SOIL composition
- Publication
Revista Centro Agricola, 2016, Vol 43, Issue 2, p28
- ISSN
0253-5785
- Publication type
Article