Efecto de la biofertilización sobre el crecimiento en maceta de plantas de caña de azúcar (saccharum officinarum)
Resumen
The use of microorganisms as fertilizer has demonstrated beneficial effects on
plant growth and is an alternative to chemical fertilizers. However, each microor-
ganism has different beneficial effects. This study evaluated the effect of appiying
microorganism fertilizers, Azospirillum brasilense, Azotobacter chroccocum, and
Trichoderma lignorum on the growth ofpotted sugarcane plants var CC 934418.
Plant growth was measured in terms of stem diameter, stem and root length, and
the number ofieaves and roots 15, 30, and 45 days after planting. Plant growth
evidenced statistically significant differences among treatments. Microorganism
fertilizers showed a positive effect on the growth of sugarcane plants, with
Azospirillum brasilense and Trichoderma lignorum as the microorganisms
that exercised the greatest effect on stem diameter, root systems, and plant
foliation. Beneficial effects of Trichoderma lignorum on ieaf growth were
observed. This is a new scientific contribution since this species has not
been reported as promoting plant growth.
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