Growth and Yield Response of Pagoda Mustard Seedlings (Brassica Narinosa L.) Accident to the Application of Some Concentration of Psb (Photosyntetic Bacteria) Payments

Abstract

Research on "Growth Response and Yield of Pagoda Mustard Plants (Brassica narinosa L.) Due to the Application of Several Concentrations of Biofertilizer PSB (Photosynthetic Bacteria)" is being conducted as a field demonstration. was conducted in Muhammadiyah University's Faculty of Agriculture's experimental field in Tanjung Gadang Village, Koto Nan Ampek, West Sumatra. West Payakumbuh District, Payakumbuh City, is +/- 514 meters above sea level and features Inceptisol soil. Each plot had 16 plants, three of which were randomly selected sample plants at random. In order to treat photosynthetic bacteria, different dosages of biofertilizer were administered: 0 ml/liter, 10 ml/liter, 20 ml/liter, 30 ml/liter, and 40 ml/liter. The F test was used to statistically assess the observation data at a significance level of 5% after it was averaged. At a significance level of 5%, the DNMRT test was conducted if F count was greater than F table. The research findings showed that pagoda mustard greens can grow and produce more when given photosynthetic bacterial biofertilizer at a dose of 40 ml/L.