Efficient Microorganisms as Biostimulators to Enhance Yields of Phaseolus vulgaris L. Cultivar Delicia Rojo 364

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Diosmaris de la Caridad Vasallo Cristia, M.Sc.
José Luis Montejo Viamontes, M.Sc.
Pedro López Labarta, M.Sc.
Ana Isa Morgado, M.Sc.
Mayra Robinson Pérez, M.Sc.
Dimeri Piñeiro Esquivel, M.Sc.

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The aim of this paper was to evaluate the effect of efficient microorganisms (EM) on beans cv. Delicias Rojo 364. The study took place on La Rosa Farm, 3 km northeast of Esmeralda municipality, on a typical fersialitic brown reddish soil, between January and March, 2014. A randomized block design was made with four treatments (inoculation of the seed with foliar application every 7 days before planting; foliar application after germination; inoculation of the seeds before planting without foliar application of efficient microorganisms (EM); and a control), and four replications. The indicators evaluated were plant height, stem thickness, number of internodes, amount of pods per plant, seeds per pod, and crop yields. The best results were observed after the inoculation of the product to the seed and foliar application, with the best yields (1.82 t/ha), much better than the control (0.7 t/ha).

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Resumen

The aim of this paper was to evaluate the effect of efficient microorganisms (EM) on beans cv. Delicias Rojo 364. The study took place on La Rosa Farm, 3 km northeast of Esmeralda municipality, on a typical fersialitic brown reddish soil, between January and March, 2014. A randomized block design was made with four treatments (inoculation of the seed with foliar application every 7 days before planting; foliar application after germination; inoculation of the seeds before planting without foliar application of efficient microorganisms (EM); and a control), and four replications. The indicators evaluated were plant height, stem thickness, number of internodes, amount of pods per plant, seeds per pod, and crop yields. The best results were observed after the inoculation of the product to the seed and foliar application, with the best yields (1.82 t/ha), much better than the control (0.7 t/ha).

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Vasallo Cristia, D., Montejo Viamontes, J., López Labarta, P., Morgado, A., Robinson Pérez, M., & Piñeiro Esquivel, D. (2018). Efficient Microorganisms as Biostimulators to Enhance Yields of Phaseolus vulgaris L. Cultivar Delicia Rojo 364. Agrisost, 24(3), 152-159. Recuperado a partir de https://transformacion.reduc.edu.cu/index.php/agrisost/article/view/2706
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Manejo Sostenible de Tierras