Symbiotic Efficiency and Compatibility of Native Rhizobia in Northern Thailand with Different Soybean Cultivars I. Field Experiment in Irrigated Traditional Soybean-Growing Area

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• Symbiotic efficiencies and compatibilities between native rhizobia and 17 soybean cultivars including Asian and US ones were investigated in a farmer field in a traditional soybean-growing area of northern Thailand where inoculation had never been practiced. The field is representative of the soybean cultivation area in the cool-dry season with irrigated lowland rice-based system in the upper northern region. Nodule dry weight of the tested soybean cultivars revealed good nodulation ability of the native rhizobia with both Asian and US soybean cultivars. This result indicates the presence of a wide genetic host range of the native rhizobial populations in this soybean-growing area. Relative ureide index, nitrogen-fixing efficiency and seed yield of the tested soybean cultivars indicated that on the average, "Asian-type" soybeans exhibited a higher symbiotic performance than the "US-type" soybeans with the native rhizobia. Among all the tested soybean cultivars, Dempo, a local Indonesian cultivar, produced maxlinunm seed yield (1.8 t ha^-1). Among the tested US cultivars, Bossier showed the highest symbiotic performance in terms of nodule dry weight, shoot dry weight and total nitrogen accumulation. However, the highest seed yield was found in another US soybean cultivar, Valder. This was probably due to the new development of high nodulation at later growth stages, i.e. the pod-filling stage. Two Thai breeding cultivars, CM60 and CMU001 derived from US cultivars, produced a higher seed yield (1.5 and 1.8 t ha^-1, respectively) than their parent cultivars, Williams and Pakchong (0.9 and 1.1 t ha^-1, respectively). Due to the high effectiveness of the native rhizobial populations, inoculation may not be necessary for many soybean cultivars grown in this area. However, it appeared that the symbiotic efficiency depended largely on the soybean cultivars. Therefore, when new breeding cultivars are released, the symbiotic performance of these new cultivars with the native rhizobia should be assessed.

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著者

• SENOO KEISHI

  Department of Applied Biological Chemistry, Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, The U

• Tajima Shigeyuki

  Department of Bioresource Science, Faculty of Agriculture, Kagawa University

• MITSUI Hisayuki

  Graduate School of Life Sciences, Tohoku University

• Sutigoolabud Pathipan

  三重大生資

• Bhromsin Ampan

  チェンマイ大農

• Bhromsiri Ampan

  Department Of Soil Science Faculty Of Agriculture Chiang Mai University

• Shutsrirung Arawan

  Department Of Soil Science Faculty Of Agriculture Chiang Mai University

• Shutsrirung Arawan

  Department Of Agricultural Chemistry Faculty Of Bioresources Mie University

• Sutigoolabud Pathipan

  Faculty Of Agricultural Production Maejo University

• Sutigoolabud Pathipan

  Department Of Soil Resources And Environment Faculty Of Agricultural Production Mae Jo University

• HISAMATSU MAKOTO

  Department of Agricultural Chemistry, Faculty of Bioresources, Mie University, Department of Biotech

• TAJIMA Shigeyuki

  Kagawa Univ.

• Senoo Keishi

  Department Of Applied Biological Chemistry Division Of Agriculture And Life Sciences The University

• Senoo Keishi

  Department Of Agricultual Chemistry The University Of Tokyo

• Tajima Shigeyuki

  Kagawa Univ. Kagawa Jpn

• Tajima Shigeysuki

  Department Of Life Science Faculty Of Agriculture Kagawa University

• Santasup Choochad

  Departmnent of Sustainable Resource Science, Faculty of Bioresources, Mie University

• Santasup Choochad

  Faculty of Bioresources, Mie University

• Hisamatsu M

  Department Of Agricultural Chemistry Faculty Of Bioresources Mie University

• Hisamatsu Makoto

  Department Of Agricultural Chemistry Faculty Of Bioresources Mie University

• Tajima Shigeyuki

  Deppartment Of Life Sciences Faculty Of Agriculture Kagawa University

• Tajima Shigeyuki

  Department Of Agricultural Chemistry Faculty Of Agriculture Nagoya University

• Hisamatsu M

  Graduate School Of Life Sciences Tohoku University

• Tajima Shigeyuki

  Fac. Agr. Kagawa University

• Tajima Shigeyuki

  Dept. Of Bioresource Science Faculty Of Agriculture Kagawa University

• Santasup Choochad

  三重大生物資源:チェンマイ大農

• Bhromsiri A

  Department Of Soil Science Faculty Of Agriculture Chiang Mai University

• Senoo Keishi

  Department Of Applied Biological Chemistry Graduate School Of Agricultural And Life Sciences The Uni

• Shutsrirung A

  Department Of Soil Science Faculty Of Agriculture Chiang Mai University

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