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Abstract EF ECT O· .BIO RTILlZERS APPH ”ATIO ON THE PRODUCTIVITY OF ,7GELLA SATnA LTIV. TID IN DE ERT . NDY OILS .I’I’D :IF N YO’ PROD’ .D S .D A”. 01\, P: THOGEl I Ml ROORG II’M , Til present udy wa carried oul in a private farm at E1- Sheikh Zow yed Nonh iaai governcrate, EgJrpf dlllin the two uccessiv seasons, 2001 _002 and 20{l212003 to evaluat the eff”cl of inoculation with th” most effici.•u.•t. strains of A:OlObaCN’1’ c}WOOCOCCIII11and phosphate dis olving bacteria (Bacillus r.llegalcl’ill71:l Val’. pnospnaticlfm) in presence of different levels of inor < uic nitrogen fertilizer on the growth yield and antimicrobia I a tivity of seed oil of ’igella sat iva L. (black cumin), Til effect of local Nl-fixing bacteria namely Azotaba ter chrooooooum and phosphate dissolving bacteria namely Bacillus megaterium as a biofextiLi’Zer on tlle growth and yield f igelln sativa} wa studied in field experiments. fierobiologieal parameters changes (total microbial count > azotebacrers and phosphate dissolving bacteria den ities and dehydrogenase a tivily were increased by inoculation with it mixture of Azotobacter chroococcmn and B. megaterium under suppleruentarion wirh full Or half dose of inorganic N fertilizers during all plant growth rages, Obtained re ult also showed that vegetative O\\’Ib of igelln sativa Wall mo rly timulated When inoculated with a mixture of Nr fixer’S and P-dis olving bacteria Also, mocnlation improved the yield aud yield omp neut of the tested plants and consequently increased oil yield and oil COil tiruent to iznificaur e .rent nuder drip irrigation, MQI over effect of black cumin eed oil (N. $ntiva) for autimic obial etfeerivenes agai t different pathogenic microorgani ms was tudie L Tile e pathogenes comprised three |