Supervivencia de Rhizobium trifolii en tres portadores

The survival of Rhizobium trifolii (strain CIAT 61) in three carriers was studied. The rhizobial cells did not survive in "cachaza" (a froth obtained when sugar cane juice is boiled in refineries). The survival in peat and coal was good, at least until 120 days after the inoculation. Coal seems to b...

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Autores principales: Munévar Martínez, Fernando, Graham, Peter H.
Formato: Journal Article
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: 1977
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/88415
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author Munévar Martínez, Fernando
Graham, Peter H.
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description The survival of Rhizobium trifolii (strain CIAT 61) in three carriers was studied. The rhizobial cells did not survive in "cachaza" (a froth obtained when sugar cane juice is boiled in refineries). The survival in peat and coal was good, at least until 120 days after the inoculation. Coal seems to be slightly better as inoculum carrier than peat. The differences in cell numbers in the three carriers were statistically significant. The low survival in "cachaza" may be due to its high acidity. Studying the survival of other species of Rhizobium in coal is suggested to confirm the suitability of this material as legume inoculum carrier
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spelling CGSpace884152023-06-13T04:56:53Z Supervivencia de Rhizobium trifolii en tres portadores Munévar Martínez, Fernando Graham, Peter H. rhizobium trifolii peat soils coal suelo turboso carbón The survival of Rhizobium trifolii (strain CIAT 61) in three carriers was studied. The rhizobial cells did not survive in "cachaza" (a froth obtained when sugar cane juice is boiled in refineries). The survival in peat and coal was good, at least until 120 days after the inoculation. Coal seems to be slightly better as inoculum carrier than peat. The differences in cell numbers in the three carriers were statistically significant. The low survival in "cachaza" may be due to its high acidity. Studying the survival of other species of Rhizobium in coal is suggested to confirm the suitability of this material as legume inoculum carrier 1977 2017-10-12T08:02:58Z 2017-10-12T08:02:58Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/88415 es Limited Access Munévar Martínez, Fernando; Graham, Peter H. 1977. Supervivencia de Rhizobium trifolii en tres portadores. Revista ICA. 12(3):225-230.
spellingShingle rhizobium trifolii
peat soils
coal
suelo turboso
carbón
Munévar Martínez, Fernando
Graham, Peter H.
Supervivencia de Rhizobium trifolii en tres portadores
title Supervivencia de Rhizobium trifolii en tres portadores
title_full Supervivencia de Rhizobium trifolii en tres portadores
title_fullStr Supervivencia de Rhizobium trifolii en tres portadores
title_full_unstemmed Supervivencia de Rhizobium trifolii en tres portadores
title_short Supervivencia de Rhizobium trifolii en tres portadores
title_sort supervivencia de rhizobium trifolii en tres portadores
topic rhizobium trifolii
peat soils
coal
suelo turboso
carbón
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/88415
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