英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is screening microbes for high efficient biofertilizer development that can be met the regulation of commercial registration. Bacillus bacteria with phosphours solubilizing and plant pathogen inhibitant capacities are selected for this purpose. From the isolated and collected stock isolates, two isolates, Bacillus amyloliquefaciens (16-1) and Bacillus subtilis (SD9H), with high phosphorus solubilizing index 1.56 and 1.46, respectively, were selected for further tests. By pot growing fertilization test, these two isolates treatments showed plant growth promotion effect significantly comparing with other microbial treatments. 6 isolates of phosphorus solubilizing bacteria against 13 isolates of plant pathogens were tested their antagonistic abilities by using dual culture test. The results showed SD9H had highest antagonistic abilities among 6 isolates, SD9 and 16-1 were next to SD9H. 16-1 isolate were proved had better inhibition against plant pathogens F010 (Alternaria brassicae), MU-PE (Pestalotiopsis eugeniae) and NP-PP (Pestalotiopsis psidii); SD9H isolate were proved had best inhibition against MU-PI (Penicillium italicum), NP-PP (Pestalotiopsis psidii) and NP-RS (Rhizoctonia solani AG-1). SD9H and 16-1 isolates were selected in green house trail as biocontrol and biofertilizer agents. In drenching treatment of SD9H and 16-1 biomass into soils infested with inoculums of Rhizoctonia solani AG-1, seed germination rates were higher than control, especially, seed germination rates of drenching right after seed planting treatment were better than drenching 3 days after seed planting treatment. Also the seed germination rates in SD9H treatment were higher compared with 16-1 treatment. The shoot and root weights and lengths of tested plants were significantly heavier and longer in SD9H and 16-1 treatment after 4 wks growth. Evidently, SD9H and 16-1 isolates can be used for further innovative research to high efficient biofertilizer development. |