Bio-fertilization with fungi and bacteria gave a percentage increase of 36.6 in soil Fe compared with the unvaccinated treatment.

Claim · model-written summary

Bio-fertilization with fungi and bacteria gave a percentage increase of 36.6 in soil Fe compared with the unvaccinated treatment.

Taxon

cucumberCucumis sativuse0

Treatment

fertilized with fungi and bacteriae3

Interactor

Mycorrhizae1symbiont

Second interactor

Bacilluse1symbiont

Compound

Fee2

Outcome

percentage of increasee2

Direction

increaseinferrede3

Value

36.6e3

Comparator

T1M1 which was without vaccinatione3

Setting

greenhousee0

Not reportedMaterialGeneOrgan / stageQualifier

Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.

Verbatim

e0

“A field experiment was carried out in a greenhouse belong to plant protection office- Ministry of Agriculture in order to study effects of bio fertilizer and organic matter addition in presence of phosphate rock and the interaction in the availability of phosphorus in soil and the absorbed from it as well as its relation with growth and yield of cucumber during 2015.”

e1

“Experiment Add two types of the first bio-compost bacteria Bacillus and second fungi Mycorrhiza and two levels of organic matter with the addition of rock phosphate”

e2

“It obtained the highest values of the finished items in the soil after 45 days from sowing and the percentage of increase as a percentage of treatment T4M1 that were fertilized with bacteria and fungi (19.18 and 18.83 and 16.81, 42 and 25.75%) for each of the N, P, K, Fe and Zn sequentially compared with treatment T1M1 which was without vaccination”

e3

“which gave (11.14 and 26.06 and 3.84)% and (36.6 and 16.65)% sequentially for the treatment of T4M1 which were fertilized with fungi and bacteria, compared with the treatment T1M1 which was without vaccination after 45 days from sowing”