International Journal of Zoological Research
International Journal of Zoological Research. 2025; 1: (1) ; 10.12208/j.ijbor.20250005 .
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大不里士伊斯兰阿扎德大学大不里士分校青年研究员和精英俱乐部 伊朗
*通讯作者： Ali Nasiiri,单位：大不里士伊斯兰阿扎德大学大不里士分校青年研究员和精英俱乐部 伊朗；
微型薯的影响。采用基于RCBD（完全随机区组设计）的因子设计，对三个马铃薯品种进行研究，每个因子设置两个因素，重复三次。这些因素包括马铃薯品种（Agria、Caeser、Banba）的微型薯和PGPR（未接种PGPR和接种假单胞菌、固氮螺菌）脂杆菌和固氮菌chroococcum)。试验结果表明，施用固氮螺菌对Agria和Banba品种的块茎数量有显著影响，而施用假单胞菌对Banba品种的块茎数量影响显著。施用固氮螺菌的Agria和Caeser品种的块茎重量最高，施用Agria的块茎干重最高。施用A. chroococcum对Agria品种的茎部鲜重影响最为显著。基于本研究结果，施用固氮螺菌对Agria品种的块茎鲜重影响最大。 在马铃薯种植中使用脂铁蛋白细菌可以提高马铃薯产量。
In recent decades, Plant Growth Promoting Bacteria (PGPRs) have been widely utilized as an environmentally friendly achievement that enhances soil fertility without causing pollution, ultimately increasing plant production. This experiment aimed to investigate the effect of growth-promoting bacteria on minitubers of three potato cultivars in a factorial design based on RCBD (completely randomized block design), using two factors in three replications. These factors included minitubers of potato cultivars (Agria, Caeser, Banba) and PGPRs (without PGPRs and PGPRs inoculation including Pseudomonas putida, Azospirillum lipoferum, and Azetobacter chroococcum). Experiment results indicated that the application of A. lipoferum significantly impacted the number of tubers in cv. Agria and Banba, while P. putida had a notable effect on the number of tubers in cv. Banba. The highest tuber weight was achieved in cv. Agria and Caeser and the highest dry weight of tubers were observed in the cv. Agria with the application of A. lipoferum. The application of A. chroococcum had the most significant influence on the Fresh weight of shoots in the cv. Agria. Based on the findings of this study, the utilization of Azospirillum lipoferum bacteria in potato cultivation could lead to an increase in potato yield.
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