Response of Capsicum annuum L. Seedlings Raised in Pro Trays to Inoculation with AM Fungus Glomus bagyarajii and K Solubilizing Bacterium Frateuria aurantia

Raising vegetable seedlings in pro trays is becoming an innovative approach to producing quality horticulture. The present investigation was conducted evaluate the effect of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus (AMF) Glomus bagyarajii and potassium (K) solubilizing bacterium Frateuria aurantia singly together enhancing growth capsicum raised under polyhouse conditions. Different parameters such as shoot root length, total seedling stem diameter, dry weight seedlings, biovolume index, plant strength, vigour macro micronutrient uptake, colonization, population F. zone soil were monitored. Significantly higher index recorded treatments inoculated with G. alone, followed by alone. Most significantly less dual treatment + compared single inoculation either them. This brings out negative influence two inoculants on each other leading a reduced growth.