ROLE OF VESICULAR-ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI ON RICE CROP WITH DIFFERENT DOSE OF FERTILIZER TO SAVE SUSTAINABILITY

The word “sustainability” has recently come to find itself pushed forward into the limelight and attached as a modifier to nouns with which it formerly had no more than a nodding acquaintance. “Sustainable development,” for example, has been with us for some time, but more recent pairings are now commonplace: sustainable agriculture, sustainable design, sustainable energy, sustainable tourism, and sustainable living, to name a few. Remind of view sustainability my research works carried out to solve this problem to save sustainable development. An experiment was conducted during rainy (Kharif) season 2015, to find out the effect of fungal isolates with different dose of fertilizer on growth yield attributes of rice. The experiment comprises three replication and seven treatment combinations. The rice variety–PB1509 was transplanted with pot experiment. The results showed that application of T1 (N0 P0 K0) (control), T2 (N P K), T3 (N¾ P¾ K), T4 (N½ P½ K), T5 (N½ P½ K + VAMV-SI/4), T6 (N½ P½ K + VAMV-SII/5) and T7 (N½ P½ K+ VAM-SIII/3) gave significantly yield attributes were also higher in this treatment (T5) over control and other treatments.