Multifunctional liquid biofertilizer as an innovative agronomic input for modern agriculture: Biobaja cecair multi fungsi sebagai input agronomi inovatif untuk pertanian moden

Multifunctional liquid biofertilizer as an innovative agronomic input for modern agriculture: Biobaja cecair multi fungsi sebagai input agronomi inovatif untuk pertanian moden. In: Research and Development Seminar 2010, 12-15 Oct 2010, Malaysian Nuclear Agency, Bangi, Malaysia. (2010)



Abstract

Liquid biofertilizer is increasingly available in the market as one o f the alternatives to chemical and organic fertilizers as well as solid substrate-based biofertilizers. One o f the benefits from biofertilizer is the contribution from population o f microorganisms available. These microorganisms may enhance the plant growth and create healthy rhizosphere. The advantage o f a liquid biofertilizer is that no solid carrier is needed. These products are also developed fo r potential application in modem agriculture such as soilless farming systems, viz. fertigation and hydroponics. Traditionally, liquid biofertilizer is produced from fermentation o f effective microorganisms which was recommended to be used within three months. Therefore, the development o f low-cost and long shelf-life liquid biofertilizers was conducted at Malaysian Nuclear Agency (Nuclear Malaysia). Three biofertilizer inoculums (phosphate solubilising bacteria and plant growth promoting bacteria) were developed into fo u r formulations o f liquid biofertilizers. The liquid biofertilizers were kept at low temperatures (9 + 2 °C) and room temperatures (28 ± 2°C) fo r shelf-life study. Nutrient broth liquid biofertilizer kept at low temperatures showed significantly high survival rates after storage fo r six months as compared to other formulations and treatments.

Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)
Keywords: Liquid biofertilizer, Phosphate solubilising bacteria, Plant growth promoting bacteria, Biofertilizer
Taxonomy: By Subject > Applied Sciences > Biology
By Subject > Plantation & Agrotechnology > Crop Biotechnology
Local Content Hub: Subjects > Applied Sciences
Depositing User: Mohd Ismail Zanudin
Date Deposited: 03 Mar 2021 03:40
Last Modified: 04 Mar 2021 21:24
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