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. 2022 Jul 14;12:11997. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-16035-3

Table 5.

Role of PSB and P sources in improving wheat P concentration, uptake and post-harvest Olsen P content in soil under varying lime levels.

Inoculation Plant P (%) P uptake (mg pot−1) Post-harvest soil Olsen P (mg kg−1)
Without PSB 0.141 26.3 5.93
With PSB 0.151 32.6 6.14
LSD (α = 0.05) 0.0032 0.984 0.090
P sources
SSP 0.140b 25.4c 5.70b
Rock phosphate 0.135c 23.2d 5.58b
FYM 0.153a 33.4b 6.45a
PM 0.156a 35.8a 6.41a
LSD (α = 0.05) 0.0047 1.391 0.127
Lime (%)
Control (4.78%) 0.172a 35.8a 6.78a
10 0.165b 33.4b 6.33b
15 0.135c 27.1c 5.86c
20 0.110d 16.9d 5.18d
LSD (α = 0.05) 0.0047 1.391 0.127
Interaction
L × I ns Figure 10** ns
L × PS ns Figure 11*** Figure 12*
I × PS Figure 13* Figure 14*** ns
L × I × PS ns ns ns
CV 5.12 8.20 3.65

PSB, LSD, SSP, FYM, PM and ns denote phosphate solubilizing bacteria, least significant difference, single super phosphate, farmyard manure, poultry manure and non-significant interaction, respectively.

Means with different letter in each column are significantly different at p ≤ 0.05.

Single asterisk stands for significant, Double asterisk stands for higly significant, Triple asterisk stands for very higly significant.