The aim of the research was to improve the growth and quality of Echinopsis hybrids
plants. Substrates with added chabazitic-zeolites and Effective microorganisms were used, in addition to assessing seed germination and plant growth after treatment, the test examined whether microorganisms sprayed on flowers could influence and attract pollinating insects.
The trial included 4 tests: 1) substrates for the cultivation of shoots; 2) substrates for the
evaluation of seed germination; 3) effect of substrates on flower production; 4) spray
treatment with microorganisms to evaluate the behaviour of bees.
The substrates used have included the use of soil and inert materials or soil with the
addition of zeolite and chabasite and effective microorganisms.
The results showed that the use of zeolites and EM microorganisms increase the quality
characteristics of Echinopsis plants, in terms of vegetative and radical growth, increase in seed germination and flowering duration.
(1) (PDF) EFFECTIVE MICROORGANISMS AND CHABAZITIC-ZEOLITES FOR THE IMPROVEMENT QUALITY OF ECHINOPSIS HYBRIDS. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/331305023_EFFECTIVE_MICROORGANISMS_AND_CHABAZITIC-ZEOLITES_FOR_THE_IMPROVEMENT_QUALITY_OF_ECHINOPSIS_HYBRIDS [accessed May 02 2019].
dr. Domenico prisa, AARJMD ASIAN ACADEMIC RESEARCH JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY,
VOLUME 6, ISSUE 2 (FEBRUARY 2019) ISSN : 2319-2801, pages 23-34
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Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Crop Science Production (S.Anna-School of advances studies)
Master of Science (MSc), Plant and Microbial Biotechnology (Pisa University)
Master in Europrogettazione e Project Management
IUCN Species Survival Commission (SSC), Cactus and Succulent Plant Specialist Group member
British cactus and succulent society member
Ricercatore del CREA Orticoltura e Florovivaismo di Pescia (PT)
Cacti and succulents studies
Microorganisms and rhizosphere research
Biofertilizers application
Xeriscaping
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mail: domenico.prisa@crea.gov.it
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