ПРОДУКТИВНІСТЬ СИМБІОТИЧНОЇ СИСТЕМИ СОЯ – BRADYRHIZOBIUM JAPONICUM ЗА ВИКОРИСТАННЯ ШТАМУ РС08 І ОБРОБКИ РОСЛИН НАНОКАРБОКСИЛАТАМИ Ge ТА Mo

Objective. To research the peculiarities of the soybean – Bradyrhizobium japonicum symbiotic system formation and functioning, as well as its productivity under inoculation with an active strain and using germanium and molybdenum nanocarboxylates during vegetation. Methods. Microbiological, physiolo...

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Михалків, Л. М.
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Омельчук, С. В.
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description Objective. To research the peculiarities of the soybean – Bradyrhizobium japonicum symbiotic system formation and functioning, as well as its productivity under inoculation with an active strain and using germanium and molybdenum nanocarboxylates during vegetation. Methods. Microbiological, physiological, statistical. Nodule bacteria (B. japonicum) РС08 strain and soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merr.) Samorodok variety were involved in the research. In the phase of three genuine leaves, plants were treated with nanocarboxylates of germanium and molybdenum. The following indicators were analyzed: the number and mass of nodules on the plants roots, nitrogenfixing activity of the symbiosis (the acetylene-restoring method, using an “Agilent Technologies 6850”, USA), above-ground mass of plants in the phases of flowering and beans formation, as well as grain productivity of soybean. Results. Pre-sowing inoculation of soybean seeds with rhizobia B. japonicum РС08 ensured the formation of an active symbiotic apparatus, which led to the intensification of plant growth and development, herewith the increase of above-ground mass was 82– 109 %, and the increase of individual soybean grain productivity was 22 % compared to the control without inoculation. The combination of pre-sowing seed inoculation with an active strain and the application of germanium and molybdenum nanocarboxylates solutions to plants during the growing season promoted the formation and development of nodules on the roots, enhanced their nitrogen-fixing activity, and increased plant biomass during the flowering period. At the same time, the use of Mo prolonged the period of active nitrogen fixation, which could be a determining factor in the grain productivity of plants formation and ensured a significant increase in the number of beans and the weight of grain per plant by 91 and 83 %, respectively, compared to spontaneously inoculated plants (control 1), or 58 and 51 %, respectively, compared to soybean inoculated before sowing (control 2). Conclusions. The obtained results indicate the potential of pre-sowing inoculation of seeds combination with an active РС08 strain and plants treatment during vegetation with Mo nanocarboxylate to form an active symbiotic apparatus with an extended period of functioning, which ensures an increase of soybean grain productivity.
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fulltext 33 Сільськогосподарська мікробіологія. 2026. Вип. 43. С. 33–41. ISSN 1997-3004 https://doi.org/10.35868/1997-3004.43.33-41 UDC 579.6:581.1 THE PRODUCTIVITY OF SOYBEAN – BRADYRHIZOBIUM JAPONICUM SYMBIOTIC SYSTEM USING РС08 STRAIN AND WITH Ge AND Mo NANOCARBOXYLATES PLANT TREATMENT I. M. Obeziuk, https://orcid.org/0009-0003-3663-6246, L. M. Mykhalkiv, https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7488-4804, S. Ya. Kots, https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3477-793X, S. V. Omelchuk, https://orcid.org/0009-0007-1265-1862, S. K. Berehovenko, https://orcid.org/0009-0001-7961-5694 Institute of Plant Physiology and Genetics, NAS of Ukraine 31/17 Vasylkivska Str., Kyiv, 03022, Ukraine; e-mail: vanya.obezyuk@ukr.net Objective. To research the peculiarities of the soybean – Bradyrhizobium japonicum symbiotic system formation and functioning, as well as its productivity under inoculation with an active strain and using germanium and molybdenum nanocarboxylates during vegetation. Methods. Microbio- logical, physiological, statistical. Nodule bacteria (B. japonicum) РС08 strain and soybean (Gly- cine max (L.) Merr.) Samorodok variety were involved in the research. In the phase of three ge- nuine leaves, plants were treated with nanocarboxylates of germanium and molybdenum. The fol- lowing indicators were analyzed: the number and mass of nodules on the plants roots, nitrogen- fixing activity of the symbiosis (the acetylene-restoring method, using an “Agilent Technologies 6850”, USA), above-ground mass of plants in the phases of flowering and beans formation, as well as grain productivity of soybean. Results. Pre-sowing inoculation of soybean seeds with rhizobia B. japonicum РС08 ensured the formation of an active symbiotic apparatus, which led to the inten- sification of plant growth and development, herewith the increase of above-ground mass was 82– 109 %, and the increase of individual soybean grain productivity was 22 % compared to the control without inoculation. The combination of pre-sowing seed inoculation with an active strain and the application of germanium and molybdenum nanocarboxylates solutions to plants during the gro- wing season promoted the formation and development of nodules on the roots, enhanced their ni- trogen-fixing activity, and increased plant biomass during the flowering period. At the same time, the use of Mo prolonged the period of active nitrogen fixation, which could be a determining factor in the grain productivity of plants formation and ensured a significant increase in the number of beans and the weight of grain per plant by 91 and 83 %, respectively, compared to spontaneously inoculated plants (control 1), or 58 and 51 %, respectively, compared to soybean inoculated before sowing (control 2). Conclusions. The obtained results indicate the potential of pre-sowing inocula- tion of seeds combination with an active РС08 strain and plants treatment during vegetation with Mo nanocarboxylate to form an active symbiotic apparatus with an extended period of functioning, which ensures an increase of soybean grain productivity. Key words: Bradyrhizobium japonicum, Glycine max (L.) Merr., nanocarboxylates of Ge and Mo, symbiosis, nodulation, nitrogen fixation, plant weight, grain productivity. © I. M. Obeziuk, L. M. Mykhalkiv, S. Ya. Kots, S. V. Omelchuk, S. K. Berehovenko, 2026 34 Introduction. Soybeans are a strategic crop in Ukraine and one of the most valuable legu- mes in global agriculture, playing a key role in the production of plant protein, oil, and animal feed. The protein content in soybeans averages 36–42 %, which indicates the importance of adequate nitrogen nutrition for this crop. As a member of the legume family, soybeans are capable of fixing nitrogen from the air in sym- biosis with rhizobia — about 250–300 kg per hectare, covering up to 60–80 % of their total nitrogen requirement. At the same time, a sig- nificant portion of the assimilated nitrogen re- mains in crop residues, making soybeans a va- luable component of the agrosystem. The use of high-quality inoculants based on effective no- dule-forming bacteria and the optimization of the symbiotic nitrogen fixation process are key factors in improving the quality and quantitative indicators of this crop yield. In this context, microelements play a crucial role in establishing symbiotic relationships between the host plant and the microsymbiont; therefore, the applica- tion of micronutrients is an important means of increasing soybean yields. Particularly interes- ting in this aspect is the issue of foliar applica- tion of microelements to soybeans as a means of rapid influence and regulation of metabolic pro- cesses. Microelements are important components of metabolic processes in plant organisms; they participate in photosynthetic processes, redox reactions, nitrogen and carbohydrate metabo- lism, and are part of the active centers of en- zymes and vitamins [1–3]. Therefore, ensuring an adequate supply of these elements is an ef- fective way to increase plants productivity. In particular, it has been proven that Mo plays an important role in plant nitrogen metabolism as a cofactor of nitrogenase and nitrate reductase, and is also associated with the processes of pho- tosynthesis, vitamin and carbohydrate synthesis, sulfur and phosphorus metabolism, the deve- lopment of stress resistance, etc. [4; 5]. Ge forms organic complexes in plants that show high biological activity, particularly antioxidant properties [6–8]. It has been noted that chelated micronutri- ents are 5–10 times more effective than inorgan- ic salts due to their faster and more complete absorption in plant biochemical processes, which also reduces the amount required [9–11]. In this context, compounds produced using na- notechnological approaches are of particular in- terest. Thus, it has been shown that pre-sowing treatment of soybean seeds with an inoculant suspension prepared using carboxylates of ger- manium and molybdenum nanometals is a pro- spective means of growth processes stimulating and symbiotic activity in soybean-rhizobial sys- tems due to their unique physicochemical pro- perties [12]. Thus, the use of nanocarboxylates microelements enhances the efficiency of sym- biotic systems, allowing to improve qualitative and quantitative crop yield indicators with mi- nimal use of chemical fertilizers. The research objective. To research the characteristics of the soybean – Bradyrhizobium japonicum symbiotic system formation and functioning, as well as soybean grain yield using inoculation with an active strain and ger- manium and molybdenum nanocarboxylates ap- plication during the growing season. Materials and research methods. The researches were conducted on the basis of the Institute of Plant Physiology and Genetics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine using soybean plants (Glycine max L. Merr) of the Samorodok variety (bred by the Podillia Insti- tute of Forage and Agriculture of the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences) and nodule bac- teria Bradyrhizobium japonicum of the active strain PC08 (Collection of strains of symbiotic and associative nitrogen-fixing microorganisms of the Institute of Plant Physiology and Genetics of the National Academy of Sciences of Uk- raine), which was isolated by analytical selec- tion from the nodules of the soybean variety Kyivska 27. The strain is highly competitive and has high technological suitability. Micronu- trient preparations were provided by Avatar Scientific and Production Company LLC (Kyiv, Ukraine). Slow-growing nodule-forming bacteria we- re grown at a temperature of +28 °C for 7 days on MDA mineral agar medium. To prepare the inoculation suspension, the bacterial biomass was washed off the surface of the culture medi- um with sterile water and thoroughly suspended. Prior to sowing in the experimental treatments, soybean seeds were inoculated with a suspen- sion of nodule-forming bacteria B. japonicum PC08 at a titer of 109 CFU/mL. Small-plot ex- periments were conducted according to the fol- lowing scheme: 1 — control (without inocula- tion); 2 — inoculation with B. japonicum PC08; ISSN 1997-3004 Сільськогосподарська мікробіологія. 2026. Вип. 43. 35 3 — inoculation with B. japonicum PC08 + Ge treatment; 4 — inoculation with B. japonicum PC08 + Mo treatment. Plot placement was ran- domized, with three replicates. In the three genu- ine leaves stage, plants of the respective treat- ments were sprayed with aqueous solutions of Ge and Mo nanocarboxylates (in a 1:1000 ra- tio). Plant samples for analysis were collected during the flowering and pod formation stages. We assessed the nodulation activity of rhizobia (based on the number and mass of nodules on plant roots), as well as the nitrogen-fixing acti- vity of the symbiotic system, the above-ground plant mass, and grain yield components (number of pods and grain mass per plant, mass of 1000 grains). Nitrogen-fixing activity was determined using the acetylene method [13] as modified in [14] on an Agilent Technologies 6850 gas chro- matograph (USA) equipped with a flame ioni- zation detector. Measurements were repeated five times. Results were expressed in mic- romoles of ethylene produced per hour per plant (μmol C2H4/(plant·h)). Statistical analysis of the experimental data was performed using Microsoft Excel 2016; the tables and figure present the average arithmetic values and their standard errors. The research results and discussion. As a result of rhizobial nodulation activity research (Table 1) the presence of bacteria in the soil of the experimental plot that formed nodules on the roots of soybeans whose seeds had not been inoculated prior to sowing (control 1) was evealed. At the same time, the number of no- dules on the roots was approximately the same during the flowering and pod formation phases and amounted to 24–25 nodules, weighing 0.4 and 0.3 g/plant, respectively. It is known that under natural conditions, the number of effec- tive symbiotic microorganisms in soybeans is insignificant and their activity is low; therefore, pre-sowing inoculation of seeds with rhizobia is a prerequisite for achieving high yields of this crop [15; 16]. Seed inoculation with B. japoni- cum PC08 (control 2) contributed to the for- mation of a significantly greater number and mass of nodules. During the flowering stage, these indicators were 44 units and 0.7 g/plant, which exceeded the indicators of the control plants without inoculation by 79 % and 72 %, respectively. During the pod formation period, the number of nodules on the roots of inoculated soybeans (control 2) decreased by nearly two- fold compared to the previous phase, apparently due to the process of their aging and dying off, while the decrease in their mass was insignifi- cant. Treatment of soybean plants with nano- metal carboxylates did not significantly affect the number of nodules during the flowering and pod formation phases compared to plants in the pre-sowing seed inoculation variant (control 2), but contributed to an increase in their mass by 25–31 % during the flowering period. At the same time, during the pod formation phase, there were insignificant (within the margin of error of the experiment) changes in nodule mass when using nanometal carboxylates: a decrease of 18 % in the germanium treatment and an in- crease of 16 % in the molybdenum treatment. An assessment of the nitrogen-fixing activi- ty of the soybean-rhizobium symbiosis showed (Figure) that the use of metal nanocarboxylates, compared to the pre-sowing seed inoculation treatment (control 2), slightly suppressed (13 %, within the margin of error) the functional activity of nodules during the flowering phase. However, during the pod formation period in Table 1. Number (per plant) and weight (g of fresh weight per plant) of nodules on soybean roots using inoculation with B. japonicum PC08 and the application of Ge and Mo nanocar- boxylates Experiment variations Plant growth stage flowering pod formation number of nodules mass of nodules number of nodules mass of nodules Without inoculation (control 1) 24,25 ± 1,60 0,39 ± 0,06 24,75 ± 3,11 0,31 ± 0,04 B. japonicum (control 2) 43,50 ± 3,96 0,67 ± 0,09 26,25 ± 3,09 0,55 ± 0,05 B. japonicum, treatment Ge 43,75 ± 3,26 0,88 ± 0,06 27,25 ± 4,47 0,45 ± 0,08 B. japonicum, treatment Mo 37,50 ± 4,25 0,84 ± 0,11 24,50 ± 3,30 0,64 ± 0,05 ISSN 1997-3004 Сільськогосподарська мікробіологія. 2026. Вип. 43. 36 Figure. Nitrogen-fixing activity (NFA) of the soybean – B. japonicum symbiotic system using nanocarboxylates Ge and Mo. 1 — without inoculation (control 1); 2 — B. japonicum (control 2); 3 — B. japonicum, treat- ment Ge; 4 — B. japonicum, treatment Мо. symbiotic plant systems, against the background of Mo nanocarboxylate application, an increase in acetylene-reducing activity of 31 % and 25 % was observed compared to soybean plants ino- culated with rhizobia (control 2) and treated with Ge nanocarboxylate. Thus, an increase in the period of active nitrogen fixation was observed in soybean symbiotic systems under the influ- ence of spraying with a molybdenum solution. Pre-sowing seed inoculation (control 2) and plants spraying during the growing season with solutions of metal nanocarboxylates contributed to soybean growth during the flowering stage and resulted in a significant 2.0–2.5 times in- crease in above-ground biomass compared to plants in control 1 (Table 2). At the same time, the application of Ge and Mo compounds re- sulted in an increase in this indicator by 43 % and 34 %, respectively, compared to inoculated soybean plants (control 2). Meanwhile, while in the control variants during the pod formation phase, a 30–50 % increase in plant mass relative to the previous phase was recorded, treatment with nanocarboxylates did not result in signifi- cant plant growth during this period, which off- set the difference in above-ground plant mass observed in the previous phase in all variants where inoculation was applied. The analysis of the soybean grain yield showed (Table 3) that pre-sowing inoculation of grains with active rhizobia (control 2) led to a 21 % and 22 % increase in the number of pods and grain weight per plant, respectively, while having no significant effect on the 1000-grain weight compared to the spontaneously inocula- ted soybeans in control 1. Spraying with a Ge solution increased the number of pods per plant by 11 % compared to inoculated soybeans, but slightly reduced (by 5 %, within the research margin of error) the 1000-grain weight. The ap- plication of Mo nanocarboxylate, in turn, con- tributed to a significant increase in the number Table 2. Above-ground biomass (g of fresh weight per plant) of soybeans inoculated with B. japonicum PC08 using Ge and Mo nanocarboxylates Experiment variations Plant growth stage flowering pod formation Without inoculation (control 1) 6,84 ± 0,74 8,92 ± 0,60 B. japonicum (control 2) 12,42 ± 0,67 18,63 ± 1,50 B. japonicum, treatment Ge 17,82 ± 1,18 17,83 ± 1,72 B. japonicum, treatment Mo 16,62 ± 0,74 17,50 ± 1,21 0 5 10 15 20 25 1 2 3 4 N FA , μm ol C ₂H ₄/ (p la nt ·h ou r) Variants Flowering Pod formation ISSN 1997-3004 Сільськогосподарська мікробіологія. 2026. Вип. 43. 37 Table 3. Effect of pre-sowing inoculation of B. japonicum PC08 seeds and the application of Ge and Mo nanocarboxylates on soybean grain yield Experiment variations Number of pods (per plant) Total grain weight, g/plant Mass of 1000 grains, g Without inoculation (control 1) 17,96 ± 1,51 5,94 ± 0,20 175,50 ± 2,41 B. japonicum (control 2) 21,76 ± 1,80 7,22 ± 0,69 180,00 ± 1,58 B. japonicum, treatment Ge 24,20 ± 1,12 7,49 ± 0,58 171,94 ± 2,32 B. japonicum, treatment Mo 34,30 ± 2,89 10,87 ± 1,01 185,66 ± 2,78 of pods and grain weight per plant compared to plants in all tested variants, and also slightly in- creased the weight of 1000 grains. As is well known, Mo is a critically im- portant microelement for legume-rhizobial sys- tems, as it is a component of nitrogenase in bac- teroids and thus ensures the active functioning of the symbiotic apparatus [17–19]. Therefore, it can be assumed that the prolongation of the active nitrogen fixation period in our researches, following the spraying of soybean plants during the growing season with a Mo-containing prepa- ration, occurred due to the optimization of the structural and functional parameters of nitro- genase as a result of the additional supply of this element. It should also be noted that during the flowering phase, there was an increase in plant root mass following the application of Mo nanocarboxylate compared to unsprayed plants (controls 1 and 2), which may also explain the positive effect of this microelement on the stu- died indicators due to improved root nutrition of the plants. It should be noted that the stimulato- ry effect of molybdenum on the development of the plant root system has been demonstrated in a number of studies [20–22]. At the same time, a similar increase in root mass was observed during this period and using germanium; how- ever, the effect on nitrogen-fixing activity and grain yield was not as significant as in the vari- ant using Mo. It has been shown that Ge can also demonstrate stimulating properties regar- ding growth processes in plants [7]. In our pre- vious studies, the use of Ge nanocarboxylate increased soybean seed germination, and its use in an inoculation suspension enhanced the productivity of soybean symbiotic systems, par- ticularly under saline conditions [23]. However, despite the observed increase in nodule and plant biomass during flowering after the spra- ying of soybeans with germanium nanocarbo- xylate, we did not observe the expected signifi- cant increase in grain yield. Thus, based on the data obtained, it can be assumed that the deter- mining factor in the increase in soybean grain yield with the use of Mo nanocarboxylate in our research could have been improved nitrogen nutrition due to an extended period of active nitrogen fixation. However, other possible mechanisms by which this microelement affects plant metabolism should not be neglected, ta- king into account its functions in symbiotic sys- tems. At the same time, a similar increase in root mass was observed during this period and using germanium; however, the effect on nitro- gen-fixing activity and grain yield was not as significant as in the variant using Mo. It has been shown that Ge can also demonstrate stimu- lating properties regarding growth processes in plants [7]. In our previous studies, the use of Ge nanocarboxylate increased soybean seed germi- nation, and its use in an inoculation suspension enhanced the productivity of soybean symbiotic systems, particularly under saline conditions [23]. However, despite the observed increase in no- dule and plant biomass during flowering after the spraying of soybeans with germanium na- nocarboxylate, we did not observe the expected significant increase in grain yield. Thus, based on the data obtained, it can be assumed that the determining factor in the increase in soybean grain yield with the use of Mo nanocarboxylate in our research could have been improved nitro- gen nutrition due to an extended period of active nitrogen fixation. At the same time, other pos- sible mechanisms by which this microelement affects plant metabolism should not be neglec- ted, taking into account its functions in sym- biotic systems. Conclusions. The results of the researches show that the use of the B. japonicum PC08 for pre-sowing inoculation contributes to the for- mation of an active symbiotic system, which en- sures a significant increase in soybean above- ISSN 1997-3004 Сільськогосподарська мікробіологія. 2026. Вип. 43. 38 ground biomass by 82–109 % and an increase in its individual grain yield by 22 % compared to control plants without inoculation. The com- bination of pre-sowing seed inoculation with an active strain and the treatment of plants during the growing season with solutions of germa- nium and molybdenum nanocarboxylates pro- motes the formation and functioning of the symbiotic system and increases plant biomass during the flowering period. 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Effect of phosphorus, molybdenum and rhizobium inoculation on yield and yield attributes of mung- bean. IJSCP, 3(6), 26–33. 18. Cakmak, I., Brown, P. H., Colmenero, J. M., Husted, S., Kutman, B. Y., Nikolic, M. … & Zhao, F. G. (2023). Micronutrients. In Z. Rengel., I. Cakmak., P. J. White (Eds.), Marschner’s Mineral Nutrition of Plants, 7 (pp. 283–385). Academic Press. https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-819773-8.00017-4 19. Vieira, R. F., Cardoso, E. J. B. N., Vieira, C., & Cassini, S. T. (1998). Foliar application of mo- lybdenum in common beans. Nitrogenase and reduc- tase activities in a soil of high fertility. J. Plant Nutr., 21(1), 169‒180. https://doi.org/10.1080/01904 169809365391 20. Imran, M., Sun, X., Hussain, S., Rana, M. S., Saleem, M. H., Riaz, M. … & Hu, S. (2021). Mo- lybdenum supply increases root system growth of winter wheat by enhancing nitric oxide accumu- lation and expression of NRT genes. Plant Soil, 459, 235–248. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11104-020- 04765-0 21. Chauhan, D., Aakash, Singh, P., Aakansha, Parveen, S., Kumar, R. … Kumar, P. (2025). Effect of molybdenum nutrition on different growth and root parameters of Garden Pea (Pisum sativum L.). Int. J. Plant Soil Sci., 37(10), 369‒376. https://doi. org/10.9734/ijpss/2025/v37i105792 22. Zulfiqar, T., Ahmad, S., Shao, J., Yang, H., Wei, J., & Zhang, F. (2025). Molybdenum enhances soybean growth and seed quality by modulating os- moregulation, ion homeostasis, and antioxidant ac- tivity under saline–alkaline conditions. BMC Plant Biol., 25(1), 1336. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12870- 025-07304-0 23. Obeziuk, I. M., Мykhalkiv, L. М., & Kots, S. Ya. (2024). Prorostannia nasinnia soi ta liutserny v umovah zasolennia za vykorystannia nanokarboksylativ Ge і Zn [Soybean and alfalfa seed germination under salinity and the use of Ge and Zn nanocarboxylates]. Actual Scientific Research in the Modern World, 8(112), 11–16 [in Ukrainian]. Received: 10.03.2026 Accepted: 21.04.2026 Published online: 29.05.2026 ISSN 1997-3004 Сільськогосподарська мікробіологія. 2026. Вип. 43. 40 https://doi.org/10.35868/1997-3004.43.33-41 УДК 579.6:581.1 ПРОДУКТИВНІСТЬ СИМБІОТИЧНОЇ СИСТЕМИ СОЯ – BRADYRHIZOBIUM JAPONICUM ЗА ВИКОРИСТАННЯ ШТАМУ РС08 І ОБРОБКИ РОСЛИН НАНОКАРБОКСИЛАТАМИ Ge ТА Mo І. М. Обезюк, https://orcid.org/0009-0003-3663-6246, Л. М. Михалків, https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7488-4804, С. Я. Коць, https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3477-793X, С. В. Омельчук, https://orcid.org/0009-0007-1265-186, С. К. Береговенко, https://orcid.org/0009-0001-7961-5694 Інститут фізіології рослин і генетики НАН України, м. Київ e-mail: vanya.obezyuk@ukr.net Мета. Дослідити особливості формування та функціонування симбіотичної системи соя – Bradyrhizobium japonicum, а також її продуктивність за інокуляції активним штамом і використання нанокарбоксилатів германію та молібдену по вегетації. Методи. Мікробіо- логічні, фізіологічні, статистичні. У дослідження залучено бульбочкові бактерії (B. japoni- cum) штаму РС08 і соя (Glycine max (L.) Merr.) сорту Самородок. У фазі трьох справжніх листків проведено обробку рослин нанокарбоксилатами германію та молібдену. Проаналі- зовано такі показники: кількість і маса бульбочок на коренях рослин, азотфіксувальна ак- тивність симбіозу (ацетиленвідновний метод, із використанням газового хроматографа «Agilent Technologies 6850», США), надземна маса рослин у фази цвітіння й утворення бобів, а також зернова продуктивність сої. Результати. Передпосівна інокуляції насіння сої B. japonicum РС08 забезпечила формування активного симбіотичного апарату, що привело до інтенсифікації росту й розвитку рослин, водночас приріст надземної маси становив 82–109 %, а збільшення індивідуальної зернової продуктивності сої — 22 % у порівнянні з контролем без інокуляції. Поєднання передпосівної інокуляції насіння активним штамом і обробки рослин по вегетації розчинами нанокарбоксилатів германію та молібдену сприяло утворенню й розвитку бульбочок на коренях, підвищувало їхню азотфіксувальну активність і збільшувало масу рослин у період цвітіння. До того ж використання Mo подовжувало пері- од активної азотфіксації, що могло бути визначальним чинником у формуванні зернової про- дуктивності рослин, і забезпечило суттєвий приріст показників кількості бобів і маси зерна з рослини на 91 % і 83 % відповідно проти спонтанно інокульованих рослин (контроль 1), чи 58 % і 51 % відповідно проти рослин сої, інокульованої перед посівом (контроль 2). Виснов- ки. Отримані результати свідчать про перспективність поєднання передпосівної інокуляції насіння активним штамом РС08 з обробкою рослин по вегетації нанокарбоксилатом Мо для формування активного симбіотичного апарату з подовженим періодом функціонування, що забезпечує підвищення зернової продуктивності сої. 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spelling oai:ojs2.smic.in.ua:article-5572026-07-22T10:10:52Z THE PRODUCTIVITY OF SOYBEAN – BRADYRHIZOBIUM JAPONICUM SYMBIOTIC SYSTEM USING РС08 STRAIN AND WITH Ge AND Mo NANOCARBOXYLATES PLANT TREATMENT ПРОДУКТИВНІСТЬ СИМБІОТИЧНОЇ СИСТЕМИ СОЯ – BRADYRHIZOBIUM JAPONICUM ЗА ВИКОРИСТАННЯ ШТАМУ РС08 І ОБРОБКИ РОСЛИН НАНОКАРБОКСИЛАТАМИ Ge ТА Mo Обезюк, І. М. Михалків, Л. М. Коць, С. Я. Омельчук, С. В. Береговенко, С. К. Bradyrhizobium japonicum, Glycine max (L.) Merr., nanocarboxylates of Ge and Mo, symbiosis, nodulation, nitrogen fixation, plant weight, grain productivity Bradyrhizobium japonicum, Glycine max (L.) Merr, нанокарбоксилати Ge і Mo, симбіоз, нодуляція, азотфіксація, маса рослин, зернова продуктивність Objective. To research the peculiarities of the soybean – Bradyrhizobium japonicum symbiotic system formation and functioning, as well as its productivity under inoculation with an active strain and using germanium and molybdenum nanocarboxylates during vegetation. Methods. Microbiological, physiological, statistical. Nodule bacteria (B. japonicum) РС08 strain and soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merr.) Samorodok variety were involved in the research. In the phase of three genuine leaves, plants were treated with nanocarboxylates of germanium and molybdenum. The following indicators were analyzed: the number and mass of nodules on the plants roots, nitrogenfixing activity of the symbiosis (the acetylene-restoring method, using an “Agilent Technologies 6850”, USA), above-ground mass of plants in the phases of flowering and beans formation, as well as grain productivity of soybean. Results. Pre-sowing inoculation of soybean seeds with rhizobia B. japonicum РС08 ensured the formation of an active symbiotic apparatus, which led to the intensification of plant growth and development, herewith the increase of above-ground mass was 82– 109 %, and the increase of individual soybean grain productivity was 22 % compared to the control without inoculation. The combination of pre-sowing seed inoculation with an active strain and the application of germanium and molybdenum nanocarboxylates solutions to plants during the growing season promoted the formation and development of nodules on the roots, enhanced their nitrogen-fixing activity, and increased plant biomass during the flowering period. At the same time, the use of Mo prolonged the period of active nitrogen fixation, which could be a determining factor in the grain productivity of plants formation and ensured a significant increase in the number of beans and the weight of grain per plant by 91 and 83 %, respectively, compared to spontaneously inoculated plants (control 1), or 58 and 51 %, respectively, compared to soybean inoculated before sowing (control 2). Conclusions. The obtained results indicate the potential of pre-sowing inoculation of seeds combination with an active РС08 strain and plants treatment during vegetation with Mo nanocarboxylate to form an active symbiotic apparatus with an extended period of functioning, which ensures an increase of soybean grain productivity. Мета. Дослідити особливості формування та функціонування симбіотичної системи соя – Bradyrhizobium japonicum, а також її продуктивність за інокуляції активним штамом і використання нанокарбоксилатів германію та молібдену по вегетації. Методи. Мікробіологічні, фізіологічні, статистичні. У дослідження залучено бульбочкові бактерії (B. japonicum) штаму РС08 і соя (Glycine max (L.) Merr.) сорту Самородок. У фазі трьох справжніх листків проведено обробку рослин нанокарбоксилатами германію та молібдену. Проаналізовано такі показники: кількість і маса бульбочок на коренях рослин, азотфіксувальна активність симбіозу (ацетиленвідновний метод, із використанням газового хроматографа «Agilent Technologies 6850», США), надземна маса рослин у фази цвітіння й утворення бобів, а також зернова продуктивність сої. Результати. Передпосівна інокуляції насіння сої B. japonicum РС08 забезпечила формування активного симбіотичного апарату, що привело до інтенсифікації росту й розвитку рослин, водночас приріст надземної маси становив 82–109 %, а збільшення індивідуальної зернової продуктивності сої — 22 % у порівнянні з контролем без інокуляції. Поєднання передпосівної інокуляції насіння активним штамом і обробки рослин по вегетації розчинами нанокарбоксилатів германію та молібдену сприяло утворенню й розвитку бульбочок на коренях, підвищувало їхню азотфіксувальну активність і збільшувало масу рослин у період цвітіння. До того ж використання Mo подовжувало період активної азотфіксації, що могло бути визначальним чинником у формуванні зернової продуктивності рослин, і забезпечило суттєвий приріст показників кількості бобів і маси зерна з рослини на 91 % і 83 % відповідно проти спонтанно інокульованих рослин (контроль 1), чи 58 % і 51 % відповідно проти рослин сої, інокульованої перед посівом (контроль 2). Висновки. Отримані результати свідчать про перспективність поєднання передпосівної інокуляції насіння активним штамом РС08 з обробкою рослин по вегетації нанокарбоксилатом Мо для формування активного симбіотичного апарату з подовженим періодом функціонування, що забезпечує підвищення зернової продуктивності сої. Institute of Agrocultural Microbiology and Agro-industrial Manufacture of NAAS of Ukraine 2026-05-29 Article Article Рецензована Стаття application/pdf https://smic.in.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/557 10.35868/1997-3004.43.33-41 Agricultural microbiology; Vol. 43 (2026): Agriciltural microbiology; 33-41 Сільськогосподарська мікробіологія; Том 43 (2026): Сільськогосподарська мікробіологія; 33-41 1997-3004 10.35868/1997-3004.43 en https://smic.in.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/557/621 Авторське право (c) 2026 I. M. Obeziuk, L. M. Mykhalkiv, S. Ya. Kots, S. V. Omelchuk, S. K. Berehovenko https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
spellingShingle Bradyrhizobium japonicum
Glycine max (L.) Merr
нанокарбоксилати Ge і Mo
симбіоз
нодуляція
азотфіксація
маса рослин
зернова продуктивність
Обезюк, І. М.
Михалків, Л. М.
Коць, С. Я.
Омельчук, С. В.
Береговенко, С. К.
ПРОДУКТИВНІСТЬ СИМБІОТИЧНОЇ СИСТЕМИ СОЯ – BRADYRHIZOBIUM JAPONICUM ЗА ВИКОРИСТАННЯ ШТАМУ РС08 І ОБРОБКИ РОСЛИН НАНОКАРБОКСИЛАТАМИ Ge ТА Mo
title ПРОДУКТИВНІСТЬ СИМБІОТИЧНОЇ СИСТЕМИ СОЯ – BRADYRHIZOBIUM JAPONICUM ЗА ВИКОРИСТАННЯ ШТАМУ РС08 І ОБРОБКИ РОСЛИН НАНОКАРБОКСИЛАТАМИ Ge ТА Mo
title_alt THE PRODUCTIVITY OF SOYBEAN – BRADYRHIZOBIUM JAPONICUM SYMBIOTIC SYSTEM USING РС08 STRAIN AND WITH Ge AND Mo NANOCARBOXYLATES PLANT TREATMENT
title_full ПРОДУКТИВНІСТЬ СИМБІОТИЧНОЇ СИСТЕМИ СОЯ – BRADYRHIZOBIUM JAPONICUM ЗА ВИКОРИСТАННЯ ШТАМУ РС08 І ОБРОБКИ РОСЛИН НАНОКАРБОКСИЛАТАМИ Ge ТА Mo
title_fullStr ПРОДУКТИВНІСТЬ СИМБІОТИЧНОЇ СИСТЕМИ СОЯ – BRADYRHIZOBIUM JAPONICUM ЗА ВИКОРИСТАННЯ ШТАМУ РС08 І ОБРОБКИ РОСЛИН НАНОКАРБОКСИЛАТАМИ Ge ТА Mo
title_full_unstemmed ПРОДУКТИВНІСТЬ СИМБІОТИЧНОЇ СИСТЕМИ СОЯ – BRADYRHIZOBIUM JAPONICUM ЗА ВИКОРИСТАННЯ ШТАМУ РС08 І ОБРОБКИ РОСЛИН НАНОКАРБОКСИЛАТАМИ Ge ТА Mo
title_short ПРОДУКТИВНІСТЬ СИМБІОТИЧНОЇ СИСТЕМИ СОЯ – BRADYRHIZOBIUM JAPONICUM ЗА ВИКОРИСТАННЯ ШТАМУ РС08 І ОБРОБКИ РОСЛИН НАНОКАРБОКСИЛАТАМИ Ge ТА Mo
title_sort продуктивність симбіотичної системи соя – bradyrhizobium japonicum за використання штаму рс08 і обробки рослин нанокарбоксилатами ge та mo
topic Bradyrhizobium japonicum
Glycine max (L.) Merr
нанокарбоксилати Ge і Mo
симбіоз
нодуляція
азотфіксація
маса рослин
зернова продуктивність
topic_facet Bradyrhizobium japonicum
Glycine max (L.) Merr.
nanocarboxylates of Ge and Mo
symbiosis
nodulation
nitrogen fixation
plant weight
grain productivity
Bradyrhizobium japonicum
Glycine max (L.) Merr
нанокарбоксилати Ge і Mo
симбіоз
нодуляція
азотфіксація
маса рослин
зернова продуктивність
url https://smic.in.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/557
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