Claim · model-written summary
The dual inoculation (T4) improved soil fertility.
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e1“on leaf quality traits of mulberry variety (S-13) and its impact on silkworm (PM × NB4D2) growth and cocoon characters”
e6“The dual inoculation (T4) proved economical and beneficial with regard to saving of 50 % cost of chemical fertilizers and improvement in soil fertility, leaf quality and cocoon parameters”
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D. M. R. Rao; J. Kodandaramaiah; M. P. Reddy; et al. 2007
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- Intervention effect Replacing 50% of chemical N or P with VAM fungi, bacterial biofertilizer or both did not affect mulberry leaf quality or cocoon parameters.
- Intervention effect Among the biofertilizer treatments, the dual VAM and biofertilizer inoculation (T4) improved mulberry leaf quality, silkworm growth and cocoon parameters.
- Intervention effect The dual inoculation (T4) gave leaf quality, silkworm growth and cocoon parameters on par with the control (T1).
- Intervention effect The dual inoculation (T4) saved 50% of the cost of chemical fertilizers and proved economical.
- Recommendation The authors recommend this technology to sericulture farmers in semi-arid conditions.