%0 Journal Article
%A nn, Teddy Adhitia(1), Yayuk Nurmiaty (2), Niar Nurmauli (2)
%D 2012
%F eprints:18362
%J Digital Library
%T THE EFFECT OF HYDRATION-DEHYDRATION AND NPK  FERTILIZER SUPPLEMENTARY ON VIABILITY OF SEED  SOYBEAN (Glycine max [L.] Merr.)  ANJASMORO
%U http://digilib.unila.ac.id/18362/
%X Hydration dehydration is one of the seed treatments to improve seed viability  which has suffered setbacks. Supplementary fertilization during flowering is one  of the agronomic efforts in seed production for viability (germination and early  vigor high).  This research aims to determine: 1) Determine the effect invigorasi by means of  hydration-dehydration on seed sources that have been saved 8 months in  influencing the viability of soybean seed varieties Ajasmoro. 2) Determine the  effect of increasing doses of NPK fertilizer Supplementary during flowering are  given on the plants from seed sources in invigorize by means of hydrationdehydration on seed viability of soybean varieties produce Anjasmoro. 3) To  Know the plantsthat seed source response to hydration-dehydration in invigorize  to increasing doses of NPK Supplementary at the time of flowering in soybean  varieties anjasmoro produce seed viability. This research was conducted in the  Laboratory of Plant Breeding and Seed Technology Faculty of Agriculture,  Lampung University in August to October 2009. The design of treatment trials in  the field follow the pattern of the factorial (3 X 3); each treatment combination  was replicated 3 times. The first factor is how the hydration-dehydration of  control (H0), sticking (H1), and immersion (H2). The second factor is a  supplementary dose of NPK fertilizer at the time of flowering of dosages of 0 kg /  ha (P0), 75 kg / ha (P1), 100kg/ha (P2). The similarities range between  treatments were tested with Bartlett test and subsequent tests used Tukey test  model. Results obtained data were analyzed by F test planned and continued  separation of the median value of the ratio of orthogonal level 0.05 and 0.01.  The results showed that (1) hydration-dehydration treatment did not affect seed  viability based on the simultaneity variable germinate and seedling dry weight of  normal, (2) Provision of supplementary doses of NPK fertilizer did not affect seed  viability response on simultaneity variable germinate and seedling dry weight of  normal, (3 ) Without supplementary fertilizer, hydration-dehydration (sticking) is  better in producing germination, germination speed, and length of germination  than soaking while supplementary NPK fertilizer when given at doses 75-100 kg /  ha in the way of hydration-dehydration (immersion) is better in producing  germination, speed of germination, and seedling length than is moistened.  1. Alumni Department Crop Scince of Agriculture Faculty, University of Lampung  2. Lecture Department Crop Scince of Agriculture Faculty, University of Lampung