THE INFLUENCE OF TREATMENT WITH RHIZOSPHERIC STRAINS OF PSEUDOMONAS ON GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF BIRCH (BETULA PUBESCENS EHRH.) REGENERANTS AT DIFFERENT TIMES LANDING
Abstract
The article describes the influence of bacteria different strains of genus Pseudomonas on growth parameters of clonally propagated birch (clone Bp3f1) during the process of adaptation to soil conditions was investigation. It was shown that the treatment of microbial preparations of rhizosphere microorganisms enhanced the growth and increased the survival rate of icropropagated plants. Experiments have shown that the use of Pseudomonas strains, has a positive effect on plant development. As a result of the experiments were selected the most promising bacterial strains to be used in further studies.
About the Authors
A. V. Konstantinov
Institute of Forest of National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
Belarus
Belarus
M. Sc. (Biol.), Junior Research Scientist
M. Ya. Ostrikova
Institute of Forest of National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
Belarus
Belarus
Ph. D. (Biol.), Senior Scientific Researcher
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