Initial growth response of shallot on Trichoderma formulated in oyster mushroom cultivation waste

Abstract

This study aim was investigated the initial growth response of shallot against the activity of some Trichoderma isolates that were formulated in the form of oyster mushroom waste. This greenhouse experiment was prepared in a complete randomized design with the following treatments: without oyster mushroom cultivation waste, oyster mushroom cultivation waste without Trichoderma, oyster mushroom cultivation waste with Trichoderma isolate Tc-JJr-02, oyster mushroom cultivation waste with Trichoderma isolate Tc-Pjn-01, and oyster mushroom cultivation wastes with Trichoderma isolates Tc-Clkt-02. All treatments were repeated four times to obtain 20 experimental units. The variables observed were plant height length and number of leaves. Data obtained were analyzed statistically by an analysis of variance (minitab Release 14 sofware) and HSD test were used to indicate the significant differences between the mean values (p<0.05).The results showed that Trichoderma was formulated in oyster mushroom cultivation wastes increased the height and the number of leaves on the initial growth of shallot crops.

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