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Project: Use of beneficial plant growth promoting bacteria (Azospirillum brasilense) and composts to cultivate and produce cardon plants

Principal Researcher: Dr. Macario Bacilio Jiménez

The main objective of this project is to integrate knowledge on the ability of growth promoting bacteria to mitigate saline stress and the application of compost to soil with salinity problems to generate knowledge that allows more adequate strategies in cultivation practices in soil with salinity problems.

Specific Objectives:

  • Perform chemotaxis studies with cardon plants inoculated with PGPBs.

  • Determine the effects of double participation of plant growth promoting bacteria (A. lipoferum) inoculated in the root and the application of soil compost in plants subjected to saline stress in their vegetative stage.

Seeds of giant cardon cultivated in volcanic rock dust one year after planting

Giant cardon seeds cultivated in volcanic rock dust one year after planting (Left: inoculated with bacteria; center: not inoculated; right: fertilized.)

Written by Dr. Macario Bacilio Jiménez   
Last Updated on Monday, 27 June 2011 09:39
 
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