Judul: Optimacy of Pseudomonas spp. Inoculant production and their viability in peat
Abstrak: This research used eight strains of Pseudomonas sp which were able to promote plant growth and induce plant health and resistance against phytophatogenic fungi. The aim of this research were to know optimation of inoculant production, encompassing pH and alternative medium optimation, and cell viability test in peat soil as a carrier. From eight strains of Pseudomonas sp. which were used, there were two groups of bacteria with different of optimum pH, which are pH 7.0 for CRB 17, CRB 12, CRB 24, CRB 46, CRB 47, CRB 5, and pH 6.5 for CRB 49 and CRB 56. Eight strains of Pseudomonas sp. which were used, could grow nicely in alternative media. Three bacteria which had high cell mass was CRB 17, 46, 49 and they were use either as single inoculants or mix inoculants with peat soil as carrier. Either as single inoculants or mix inoculants had a nice viability in peat soil as a carrier. High viability respon was CRB 46 on zero week, which was 2.01×109 CFU and low viability respon CRB 46+49 on fourth week, which were 6.7×108 CFU.
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Judul: The utilization of phosphate solubilizing bacteria to providing phosphate for the growth and production of pakchoy plant
Abstrak: Phosphorus is an essential macro nutrient needed for plant growth and has an important function in the metabolic process. The function of phosphorus in plants for cell growth, the formation of fine roots and root hairs, the stems to strengthen the standing crop for not easy to fall, the formation of flowers, fruits and seeds, and strengthen resistance to disease. In soil, organic and inorganic phosphorus, both of which are an important source for plants. Plants absorb phosphorus in the form of H2PO4-, HPO42- dan PO43-. One of the alternative to improving the efficiency of phosphate fertilizer to utilize the phosphate solubilizing microbial groups. Pakchoy is a vegetable crops, including to Brassicaceae family. Pakchoy have a high economic value. These plants thrive in tropical and subtropical regions This research aims to study about the four isolates of phosphate solubilizing microbes (BPF) applied either single or in combination to enhance the growth and production of pakchoy plant and in reducing the use of inorganic phosphates.This research was started from January 2012 to July 2012 in the Soil Biotechnology Laboratory Departement of Soil Science and Land Resources and Land owned by CV. Agro Meori Jl.Atang Sanjaya KM 4 Sand Gauk, Bogor and implemented in two stages, i.e. in vitro and in vivo (greenhouse). . The results of in vitro studied showed that Burkholderia sp. T9 has a high value of Solubilization Index (SI) (3.47) and the solubilizing of phosphate in Pikovskaya liquid medium (4.9 ppm). The results for CV.Meori Agro bacterial isolates collection showed that the Burkholderia sp. PS4 has a high value of Solubilization Index (SI) (1.56) and Pseudomonas aeruginosa P2 has a high value for solubilizing of phosphate in Pikovskaya liquid medium (1.3 ppm). A high value of enzyme activities showed by Burkholderia sp. T9 (0,268 ppm). The results of in vivo studied showed that the best value of leaves number was the combination of Pseudomonas aeruginosa P2 + Burkholderia sp. PS4 (17.18%). The highest average leaf width was shown by Burkholderia sp. PS4 ( 4.83%). Wet weight of plants with the best results was shown by Burkholderia sp. PS4 i.e. 0.42%. The highest nutrient uptake of P was shown by Burkholderia sp. PS4 (0,44%) .The best average P in plant tissues was shown by a combination of P2 + PS4 + T9 i.e. 0,42%. The best average of P in soil was shown by the combination T9 + P2 i.e. 1,25%.
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Judul: Formulasi Hamiltonian untuk Menggambarkan Gerak Gelombang Soliter Dimensi Tiga di Permukaan Laut
Abstrak: Gelombang permukaan adalah gelombang yang terjadi perbedaan rapat massa antara air dan udara. Salah satu gelombang permukaan yang ditinjau adalah gelombang soliter. Formulasi gelombang soliter dilakukan dengan menggunakan formulasi Hamiltonian.
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