Inoculações de bactérias promotoras de crescimento no cultivo de arroz em solução nutrtiva
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2008-07-04
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Silveira, Érico Leandro da [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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O arroz é o cereal mais consumido na dieta humana no mundo, sendo que o Brasil é um dos maiores produtores e consumidores desse cereal. A produção brasileira entre arroz irrigado e sequeiro é estimada entre 10 a 11 milhões toneladas por ano. Os gastos com fertilizantes nitrogenados nessa cultura provocam um alto custo de produção para o agricultor, sendo esses gastos repassados ao consumidor. Desta forma, existe a necessidade de avanços nas pesquisas sobre os microrganismos que se encontram na rizosfera de diversos vegetais e que auxiliam o vegetal na obtenção de nutrientes diminuindo o custo de produção da cultura, além de aumentar a produção de grãos. O objetivo deste trabalho foi avaliar cinco estirpes de Rhizobium leguminosarum bv trifolii e isolados selvagens obtidos de dois cultivares de arroz no Brasil, avaliar quanto à produção de ácido indolacético, potencial de fixação biologica de nitrogênio e capacidade de promover o crescimento de arroz em solução nutritiva. Os ensaios com arroz foram realizados em uma câmara de crescimento, em um delimento inteiramente casualisado em um período de 30 dias. Todos os isolados R. leguminosarum deste experimento e 19 isolados selvagens foram positivos para a produção de ácido indolacético in vitro. As estirpes SEMIAs 2051 e 235 foram às maiores produtores de ácido indolacético com 91,56 Tg/mL e 68,30 Tg /mL, respectivamente. Entretanto somente três estirpes de rizóbios e 12 isolados selvagens conseguiram reduzir acetileno a etileno em condições laboratoriais, sendo a SEMIA 2051 a que mais se destacou. Inoculações de sementes de arroz com as estirpes SEMIAs 235, 2050, 2051 e MT6 resultaram em aumento significativo em relação à massa seca, e no números de raízes laterais nas radículas das plântulas em 30 dias. (para P < 001). Este estudo indicou que as bactérias SEMIAs 235, 2050 e 2051 e MT6 podem...
Rice is the most consumed cereal grain in human food and Brasil is one of the most important producers of this culture. Brazilian production of irrigated and non-irrigated Rice is estimated in 10 – 11 millions of thousand kilograms per year. Nitrogenated fertilizers represents an important part f the production costs that are repassed to the final consumers. In this way, there are needs of more efforts in research about microorganisms that live in plant rizosphere and that were able to help the plant to obtain nutrients from the soil, mainly nitrogen, and so, increase the production while decreasing the production costs. This work has the objective of evaluate the indolacetic acid production of five strains of Rhizobium leguminosarum bv trifolii, and e wild isolated of two cultivating of rice in Brazil its biological nitrogen fixation potential and its capacity to promote rice growth in nutritional solution. Essays were carried out in growth chamber with outline completely casualized during 30 days. All strains of R. leguminosarum and wild isolated produced indolacetic acid, and SEMIAs 2051 and 235 were the higher producers, with 91,56 Tg/mL and 68,30 Tg /mL, respectively. However, only three strains and 12 wild isolated were able to reduce acetilene to etilene in laboratorial conditions, and SEMIA 2051 was the most efficient strain. Inoculations in Rice seeds that were made with SEMIAs 235, 2050, 2051and MT6 strains resulted in a significative increase in dry mass and in the number of lateral roots in the plants in 30 days (P < 001). This work showed that strains SEMIAs 235, 2050 e 2051 and MT6 can promote Rice growth in nutritive solutions and so, are important for the developing of inoculants that could be used for this culture, reducing the cultural costs and also increase the rice production in world.
Rice is the most consumed cereal grain in human food and Brasil is one of the most important producers of this culture. Brazilian production of irrigated and non-irrigated Rice is estimated in 10 – 11 millions of thousand kilograms per year. Nitrogenated fertilizers represents an important part f the production costs that are repassed to the final consumers. In this way, there are needs of more efforts in research about microorganisms that live in plant rizosphere and that were able to help the plant to obtain nutrients from the soil, mainly nitrogen, and so, increase the production while decreasing the production costs. This work has the objective of evaluate the indolacetic acid production of five strains of Rhizobium leguminosarum bv trifolii, and e wild isolated of two cultivating of rice in Brazil its biological nitrogen fixation potential and its capacity to promote rice growth in nutritional solution. Essays were carried out in growth chamber with outline completely casualized during 30 days. All strains of R. leguminosarum and wild isolated produced indolacetic acid, and SEMIAs 2051 and 235 were the higher producers, with 91,56 Tg/mL and 68,30 Tg /mL, respectively. However, only three strains and 12 wild isolated were able to reduce acetilene to etilene in laboratorial conditions, and SEMIA 2051 was the most efficient strain. Inoculations in Rice seeds that were made with SEMIAs 235, 2050, 2051and MT6 strains resulted in a significative increase in dry mass and in the number of lateral roots in the plants in 30 days (P < 001). This work showed that strains SEMIAs 235, 2050 e 2051 and MT6 can promote Rice growth in nutritive solutions and so, are important for the developing of inoculants that could be used for this culture, reducing the cultural costs and also increase the rice production in world.
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Indolacetic acid, Biological nitrogen fixation, inoculants, Isolation, Nitrogênio - Fixação, Bacterias - Isolamento, Arroz - Raízes, Ácido indolacético (AIA), Inoculante
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SILVEIRA, Érico Leandro da. Inoculações de bactérias promotoras de crescimento no cultivo de arroz em solução nutrtiva. 2008. xiii, 83 f. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Ciências Agrárias e Veterinárias, 2008.