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Plate 8.2
Sole and composite impact of microbial inoculation on chickpea grown in soils treated
with phosphate fertilizer where T1 indicates control; T2, urea (30 kg/ha); T3, DAP (80 kg/ha); T4,
B. pumilus
; T5,
M. ciceri
; T6, urea with
B. pumilus
; T7, DAP with
M. ciceri
; T8,
B. pumilus
with
M. ciceri
; and T9, urea with DAP
plants. While comparing the impact of all treatments, the mixture of
Rhizobium
,
PGPR, and PSB had maximum positive effect and profoundly enhanced the sym-
biotic properties and yield of mung bean grains (Bansal
2009
). In a follow-up study,
Dutta and Bandyopadhyay (
2009
), while conducting a field experiment during the
winter seasons, observed that P and biofertilizers, phosphobacterin (
P. striata
) and