Eco-physiological manipulation by using humic acid and micronutrient for improving soil biological quality and rice yield in coastal agricultural land
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Coastal agricultural land generally has some characteristics such as water stress and lack of nutrients, low organic matter content, high salinity, high temperature and strong wind, thereby causing low rice yield. Besides, humic acid and micronutrients’ application ameliorates soils for a better rice yield. The importance of humic acid and micronutrients compound mixed with biological fertilizers to soil biological quality and rice yield in an agricultural coastal land were recorded from July to December 2020 in Beringin Raya, Muara Bangkahulu sub-district, Bengkulu City. The result showed the Inpago 10 was the highest productive variety compared to Red and White varieties, while the coastal land ameliorated with humic acid produced the highest Azotobacter population, PSB, AMF colonization in the root system, and rice yield. Inpago 10 and humic acid treatment combination makes soil more basic and produced the highest weight of 1000-grain and milled dry rice.
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