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Mycorrhizal INIFAP

Type: Mycorrhizal fungi, Company: INIFAP

Effect

Increased produce quality
Decreased produce quality
No effect on nitrogen N use efficiency

Mycorrhizal INIFAP treated Tomato, cv. Rio Fuego, without irrigation with nutritive solution during growth showed significantly increased shoot length (+24.9%), decreased root length (-26.8%), no difference in total length, increased leaf area (+110.6%), decreased root area (-73.5%), no difference in fresh weight (+1.2%), decreased dry weight (-74.6%), no difference in maximum electron transporter rate (+2.6%), no difference in photochemical quantum yield of PSII (-0.1%), increased nonphotochemical quenching (+54.8%), no difference in protein (-2.1%), decreased lipids (-45.9%), decreased carbohydrates (-54.3%), increased polyphenols (+1274%), increased nitrogen (+91.7%) and decreased phosphorous (-88.2%) compared to untreated control plants irrigated with nutritive solution during growth.    Mycorrhiza-INIFAP® treated Tomato, cv. Rio Fuego, irrigated with nutritive solution during growth showed significantly increased shoot length (+29.6%), increased root length (-29.1%), increased total length (+37.1%), increased leaf area (+823%), increased root area (+229.7%), increased fresh weight (+666.7%), increased dry weight (+83.1%), decreased maximum electron transporter rate (-59.9%), decreased photochemical quantum yield of PSII (-5.6%), increased nonphotochemical quenching (+17.9%), decreased protein (-14.1%), decreased lipids (-39.5%), decreased carbohydrates (-19.7%), increased polyphenols (+604%), increased nitrogen (+75%) and increased phosphorous (+87.4%) compared to untreated control plants irrigated with nutritive solution during growth.   

Trial details
Indoor, greenhouse (27-15 °C; 85% RH), pot grown in soil (vermiculite: sand 1:2), with or without irrigation with nutritive solution
Mexico

Crop

Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum L.

Trial application

Method
Seed soaking + In watering solution
Timing
First application at planting, followed by four further applications at 2 week intervals
Rate
3g/L
González-González, M.F., Ocampo-Alvarez, H., Santacruz-Ruvalcaba, F., Sánchez-Hernández, C.V., Casarrubias-Castillo, K., Becerril-Espinosa, A., Castañeda-Nava, J.J., and Hernández-Herrera, R.
2020
Physiological, Ecological, and Biochemical Implications in Tomato Plants of Two Plant Biostimulants: Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi and Seaweed Extract
Frontiers in Plant Science
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