Publication Date
1989
Description
In tropical countries one of the ways of improving inoculant distribution consists on seed-pre-inoculation and on the production of lyophilized inoculants allowing a higher viability during the storage period. Thus, it is necessary to learn the rhizobium survival in pre-inoculated seeds and in lyophilized flasks, as well as in mineral oil used as a rhizobium carrier.
Citation
Lopez, M and Bradley, R S., "Inoculant Production with Gamma Irradiated Peat and Lyophilized Cultures of Rhizobium. Survival on Pelleted Seeds and Mineral Oil" (2025). IGC Proceedings (1989-2023). 13.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1989/session5/13
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Inoculant Production with Gamma Irradiated Peat and Lyophilized Cultures of Rhizobium. Survival on Pelleted Seeds and Mineral Oil
In tropical countries one of the ways of improving inoculant distribution consists on seed-pre-inoculation and on the production of lyophilized inoculants allowing a higher viability during the storage period. Thus, it is necessary to learn the rhizobium survival in pre-inoculated seeds and in lyophilized flasks, as well as in mineral oil used as a rhizobium carrier.
