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A field experiment was conducted during kharif 2017-18 The available nitrogen in soil and the uptake of nutrients (N P K )were influenced by the (S.T of Rhizobium +S.T of PPFMs +Foliar spray consortium of PPFMs + 100 % N) which was significantly superior over rest of all the treatments and it was at par with treatment (S.T of Rhizobium +S.T of PPFMs +Foliar spray consortium of PPFMs + 75 % N) during flowering and harvesting stage. This clearly indicate that the PPFMs along with the B Japonicum plays an imp role in reducing N fertilizer application in field condition. There is also a positive correlation between PPFMs and available nitrogen as well as uptake of nutrients along with the yield of crop which clearly shows that the application of efficient strain of PPFMs also increases the available nitrogen as well as uptake of nutrients along with the yield of crop.

Combine Inoculation Effect of Pink Pigmented Facultative methylotrophs and B. japonicum on Nutrient Status of Soybean