Agroforestry technology: Rhizobium and Endomycorrhizal infection in the roots of albizia procera (Roxb.) Benth. as biofertilizer for the future.

Abstract

Pot experiments are reported in which seedlings of Albizia procera inoculated with Rhizobium and the mycorrhiza Glomus etunicatum, supplemented with N fertilizer, and growing on red-yellow podzolic soil low in available P, grew better than uninoculated seedlings supplemented with NPK. Dual inoculated seedlings required a lower dosage of N fertilizer than those inoculated only with mycorrhizas. Publisher: SEAMEO-BIOTROP, Southeast Asian Regional Center for Tropical Biology