Bradyrhizobium elkanii Y63-1 Strain Enhances the Nodulation Capability and Yield of Soybean Variety Zhongdou 41
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Abstract
To assess the application potential of the Y63-1 strain in soybean varieties other than its capture host, Zhongdou 63 (ZD63), we investigated the response of Zhongdou 41 (ZD41) to Y63-1 inoculation under four levels of NH4NO3 in greenhouse and five field trials. Compared to the control group, the increased percentages in nodule number for ZD41 in the greenhouse and field were 8.6% to 145.7% and 18.3% to 323.4%, respectively. The increased percentages of nodule dry weight were 10.5% to 46.7% and 7.9% to 890.3%, respectively. The growth, development, and chlorophyll content of ZD41 were promoted by inoculation with Y63-1 under greenhouse and field conditions. The grain weight per plant of ZD41 was increased by 7.90% to 17.10% in HC-2024, 14.50% in ZMD-2024, and 13.40% in YL-2025-1 compared to the control group. The increased plot yield of ZD41 after inoculation with the Y63-1 strain reached 7.9% in HC-2024 and 10.6% in ZMD-2024. It was concluded that ZD41-Y63-1 symbiosis is suitable for different nitrogen levels and multiple field environments. Our findings provide technical support for the application of Y63-1 in other soybean cultivars and a reference for the identification of symbiotic nitrogen-fixation characteristics of soybean varieties.Keywords
Funding Information
- National Key Research and Development Program of China (2024YFD1201400)
- Central Public-interest Scientific Institution Basal Research Fund (CAAS-ZDRW202416)
- OCRI-CAAS Outstanding Young Talents Cultivation Program (110217160011519)
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