Theempiricalevidenceindicatedthatchemicalsinplantsandselectedmicroorganismscanpromotetheger-minationprocessanddeterminethegrowth,viability,survivalandyieldpotentialofindustrialcropplants.ThemainobjectiveofthisstudywasexploringthephytochemicalandmicrobiologicalsynergisticactivitybetweenplantextractsfromPolygonumaviculareL.andbeneficialbacteriaPseudomonasfluorescenstoenhancegerminationofMelilotusofficinalisseedsandimprovemorphologicalcharacteristicsofseedlings.Thederivedplantpreparationswereanalyzedqualitatively,whichshowedthattheaqueousextractsofP.avicularewerecharacterizedbyahighercontentofphenoliccompounds,micro-andmacroelementsandcarbohydratescomparedtothemacerates,andthatnophytohormonesweredetectedinboththeinfusionsandmacerates.Puremacerates(MAC),infusions(IF),bacterialcultures(PF)andtheirmixtures(MAC+PF;INF+PF)wereusedforseedtreatmentoftestplants.Inthecontrolgroup,lowervaluesofM.officinalisseedger-minationandseedlinggrowthrateswereobservedinrelationtotheappliedtreatments.Themosteffectivegerminationrateswereobtainedaftertheapplicationofpureinfusions(IF)andtheirmixturewithP.fluores-cens(IF+PF),whilethehighestgrowthrates(includinganalmosttwofoldincreaseinthelengthofthenostrilshootscomparedtothecontrol)wereobtainedaftertheapplicationofP.fluorescensinoculum(PF)andthemixtureoftheinfusionandthesebacteria(IF+PF).Theuseofmodeling,asatoolforpredictinggerminationefficiency,hasbeenshowntoprovidescreeningopportunitiesforidentifyingtheeffectivenessofbiostimulanttreatments.Thereby,thisindicatestheneedtodevelopsuchanapproachunderfieldconditions.

The insights into the activity of the extracts from Polygonum aviculare L. and Pseudomonas fluorescens for enhancing and modeling seed germination and seedling growth of Melilotus officinalis L. Lam / Szparaga, A.; Czerwinska, E.; Kapusta, I.; Piepiorka-Stepuk, J.; Zagula, G.; Szparaga, L.; Caruso, G.; Erlichowska, B.; Deszcz, E.. - In: SOUTH AFRICAN JOURNAL OF BOTANY. - ISSN 0254-6299. - 174:(2024), pp. 510-524.

The insights into the activity of the extracts from Polygonum aviculare L. and Pseudomonas fluorescens for enhancing and modeling seed germination and seedling growth of Melilotus officinalis L. Lam.

Caruso G.;
2024

Abstract

Theempiricalevidenceindicatedthatchemicalsinplantsandselectedmicroorganismscanpromotetheger-minationprocessanddeterminethegrowth,viability,survivalandyieldpotentialofindustrialcropplants.ThemainobjectiveofthisstudywasexploringthephytochemicalandmicrobiologicalsynergisticactivitybetweenplantextractsfromPolygonumaviculareL.andbeneficialbacteriaPseudomonasfluorescenstoenhancegerminationofMelilotusofficinalisseedsandimprovemorphologicalcharacteristicsofseedlings.Thederivedplantpreparationswereanalyzedqualitatively,whichshowedthattheaqueousextractsofP.avicularewerecharacterizedbyahighercontentofphenoliccompounds,micro-andmacroelementsandcarbohydratescomparedtothemacerates,andthatnophytohormonesweredetectedinboththeinfusionsandmacerates.Puremacerates(MAC),infusions(IF),bacterialcultures(PF)andtheirmixtures(MAC+PF;INF+PF)wereusedforseedtreatmentoftestplants.Inthecontrolgroup,lowervaluesofM.officinalisseedger-minationandseedlinggrowthrateswereobservedinrelationtotheappliedtreatments.Themosteffectivegerminationrateswereobtainedaftertheapplicationofpureinfusions(IF)andtheirmixturewithP.fluores-cens(IF+PF),whilethehighestgrowthrates(includinganalmosttwofoldincreaseinthelengthofthenostrilshootscomparedtothecontrol)wereobtainedaftertheapplicationofP.fluorescensinoculum(PF)andthemixtureoftheinfusionandthesebacteria(IF+PF).Theuseofmodeling,asatoolforpredictinggerminationefficiency,hasbeenshowntoprovidescreeningopportunitiesforidentifyingtheeffectivenessofbiostimulanttreatments.Thereby,thisindicatestheneedtodevelopsuchanapproachunderfieldconditions.
2024
The insights into the activity of the extracts from Polygonum aviculare L. and Pseudomonas fluorescens for enhancing and modeling seed germination and seedling growth of Melilotus officinalis L. Lam / Szparaga, A.; Czerwinska, E.; Kapusta, I.; Piepiorka-Stepuk, J.; Zagula, G.; Szparaga, L.; Caruso, G.; Erlichowska, B.; Deszcz, E.. - In: SOUTH AFRICAN JOURNAL OF BOTANY. - ISSN 0254-6299. - 174:(2024), pp. 510-524.
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