Performance of Shallots (Allium Ascalonicum L) in Peat Soil with Organic Fertilizer and Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi (AMF)

Peat soil has the potential and is widely available to be used for shallot cultivation with good proper management, peat land classified as marginal various types of plants because condition saturated water, reacts acidic contains toxic organic acids low nutrient status so plant root media that not conducive development it becomes a limiting factor in cultivation. Efforts increase peatland productivity can carried out by adding fertilizers using rhizosphere microorganisms such Abuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi (AMF), this study aims get dose fertilizer AMF which production on soil. The research method separate experimental design (Split Plot) Completely Randomized Design consisted 2 factors, namely: treatment (M) main plot consisting levels (without application application), second was (O) child 6 (0 tons ha-1 , 3 ha-1, 9 12 15 ha-1) there were treatments each repeated times, January-April 2021 Pontianak City parameters observing height, number leaves, tillers, harvested dry tuber weight, weight diameter. while independently had significant effect observation tubers, h-1 showed results they significantly different from required mines 15, .