Agronomic efficiency INIAP-17 rice with levels of chemical and biological fertilization in Ecuadorian Coast

• Published in: Journal of Science and Research Vol. 2; no. 6; pp. 10 - 15
• Main Authors: Eduardo Neptali Colina Navarrete, Carlos Arturo Castro Arteaga, Jhonny Danilo Rodriguez Gaibor, Guillermo Enrique Garcia Vasquez, Martha Viviana Uvidia Velez, Danilo Xavier Santana Aragoné
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: Spanish
• Published: Universidad Técnica de Babahoyo 01.05.2017
• Subjects: Biofertilizante, rendimiento, fertilización, sostenibilidad
• ISSN: 2528-8083; 2528-8083
• DOI: 10.26910/issn.2528-8083vol2iss6.2017pp10-15

The investigation was carried out in the experimental farm of the College of Agricultural Sciences of the Technical University of Babahoyo, canton Babahoyo. Ten treatments were evaluated with three repetitions. The objective was to analyze the influence of four organic bioestimulantes on the efficiency of the conventional chemical fertilization in rice (Oryza sativa), to measure the effect on the agronomic behavior of the cultivation. The variety of rice INIAP-17 was sowed in parcels of 20 m2. The treatments were distributed at random in a design of complete blocks. For the evaluation of stockings the test was used from Tukey to significancia 5%. At the end of the cycle of the cultivation was evaluated: height of plants, sprout number for m2, grains for panicles, length and number of panicles m2, days to flowering, days to crop, number of grains for panicles, weight 1000 grains and yield for hectare. The results determined that the application of a program of high fertilization level (140-60-90-30 kg/ha, of N-P-K-S) + Azospirillum 3 L/ha, the grain yield increased with increments of 23,44% with relationship to the witness. In the same way applications of Bacilllus and Azotobacter more levels means (120-40-60-20) and first floor (100-30-40-10) of application of N-P-K-S, they don't impact in days to the flowering, tipping, weight of 1000 grains, number of grains for panicles and relationship grain/straw.