effects of chemical and biological fertilizers on growth, yield and essential oil of salvia officinalis
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this experiment was conducted in 2012 at the research field of alborz research station, research institute of forests and rangelands, karaj, iran, to study the effect of chemical and biological fertilizers on sage (salvia officinalis l.) and replacing biofertilizers instead of high doses of chemical fertilizers. the experiment was conducted in factorial in the form of a randomized complete block design with three replications and two factors: chemical nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers in four levels (n0p0, n0p150, n300p0 and n300p150) and biological fertilizers in four levels (non inoculated control, mycorrhizal inoculation with glomus mosseae (t.h. nicolson & gerd.) gerd. & trappe + glomus intraradices n.c. schenck & g.s. sm., bacterial inoculation with pseudomonas fluorescens, and dual inoculation with g. mosseae +g. intraradices + p. fluorescens). the measured traits included: plant height, the number of tillers, leaf area, leaf yield, shoot yield, root weight, essential oil percentage and essential oil yield. results indicated the significant effect of chemical fertilizer on all measured traits except for the number of tillers. biofertilizer application had also significant effect on all measured traits except for essential oil percentage. the interaction of the two factors had only a significant effect on leaf area and leaf yield. mean comparison showed that the highest essential oil yield (37.02 kg/ha) was achieved in n0p150×pseudomonas which was significantly the same as n0p150×mycorrhizal inoculation and n0p150×dual inoculation with mycorrhizae + pseudomonas. generally, results of this experiment indicated that it is possible to replace biofertilizers instead of high doses of chemical fertilizers in order to reduce the need for chemical fertilizers and prevent the associated problems.
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journal of medicinal plants and by-productsجلد ۴، شماره ۱، صفحات ۳۱-۳۷
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