ISOLASI DAN IDENTIFIKASI BAKTERI PELARUT FOSFAT POTENSIAL PADA TANAH KONVENSIONAL DAN TANAH ORGANIK

Phosphate solubilizing bacteria are decomposer bacteria functioning as major role in soil<br />enrichment. That is because it is able to perform phosphate dissolution mechanism by excreting low<br />particles weight of organic acids. The bacteria utilize simple carbon compounds (root<...

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Main Authors: Ilham ., Ida Bagus Gede Darmayasa, Retno Kawuri
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universitas Udayana 2014-07-01
Series:Simbiosis: Journal of Biological Sciences
Online Access:http://ojs.unud.ac.id/index.php/simbiosis/article/view/9499
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Summary:Phosphate solubilizing bacteria are decomposer bacteria functioning as major role in soil<br />enrichment. That is because it is able to perform phosphate dissolution mechanism by excreting low<br />particles weight of organic acids. The bacteria utilize simple carbon compounds (root<br />exudatesofplantsandthe restof theplant).Phosphate solubilizing bacteria activity will be high at a<br />temperature of 300C - 400C. This study aims to isolate and identify thephosphate solubilizingbacteria in<br />theconventional soil and organic soil originated from Japan. Conventional and organic soil sample are<br />sent from Collage Of Agricultural Ibaraki University in Japan. The Isolation of pathogenic bacteria is<br />performed by the dilution method (platting method). Results of isolation of bacteria lisolates obtained 2<br />on ground phosphate conventional solubilizing (TKO1 andTKO2) and 4 isolates of bacteria ons<br />oilorganicsolubilizingphosphate(TOR1, TOR2, TOR3andTOR4). Bacteria lisolates TKO2 highest<br />phosphate solubilizing. Based on the identificati on results using the Microgen ™ Kit GNA + B - ID<br />System and Determine Bergeys 's Manual of Biology (Garrity et al., 2006)TKO2 isolate is identified as<br />Yersinia sp.<br />Keywords : Phosphate solubilizing bacteria, conventional soil, organic soil, Yersinia sp.
ISSN:2337-7224