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In this study we analized the influence of a humic fertilizer (Lignohumate) on some morphological and physiological characteristics of soybean plants. Lignohumate has a high humic acid content, and around 20% of its weight it’s represented by sodium and potassium. The study was conducted between 2010-2012, in the climatic conditions of the Moldavian Plateau (Ezăreni Farm, Iasi, 47°5' - 47°10' N latitude, 27° 28' - 27° 33' E longitude), on a terrain with 3-4% slope, cambic chernozem with clay loam texture, having medium to good fertility (medium stock of nitrogen and phosphorus and good stock of potassium), slightly acidic pH and a humus content of about 2.5–3.0%. There were applied four treatments, one on seeds and three on vegetation (2-3 leafs stage, before and after flowering). The leaf chlorophyll content, average number of pods per plant, number of plants per hectare and average plant height were determined. The average results of the experimental years have shown a positive influence of the humic fertilizer on the parameters we analyzed, the differences compared to the control being statistically assured. The treated plants had the average height with 3.7 cm higher, 2.2 more pods, and the chlorophyll content had values with 1.7 CCI higher compared to the untreated control.

The Influence of Humic Fertilizer on Morphological and Physiological Properties of Soybean Crop, in the Conditions of the Moldavian Plateau