hi i'm studying the potential of somme rhizobacteria to solubilize phosphate and producing AIA , and i want to study the potential of solubilizing potassium (KSB) so in many research they use the aleksandrov medium amended with insoluble source of potassium, so my question can you give me the name of a commercial product containing an insoluble form of potassium or any thing can help me in this study.
I would suggest you to use natural source. Something like granite and bacteria growing on that should efficiently solubilise potassium. Normally potassium is released after other element aare released. This occurs during weathering and potass
Yes , there are certain potassium solubilizers . Infact, they are not so hard core solubilizers , but they are necessarily silicate solubilizers. . Bacillus mycoides is one of them . Find below PDf having some portion dealing with potassium solubilizers.
Insoluble potassium source is Potassium almunium Slicate and its commercial name is myca.
Pulak , please provide some information pertaining K-solubilizers.
thank you Dr Ales Lapanje , Dr Pulak Maitra for the valuable information and thank you Dr Anoop Kumar Srivastava for the interesting article .
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