To assess the impact of azospirilium bacteria and jibberellin hormone on the morphologic traits, yielding components and maize yield component of cultivar 370, an experiment was carried out in the research farm in the vicinity of Miandoab. The experimental factors included azospirilium bacteria (control, as mere seed and mixed with soil ) and the application of jibberellin hormone in three levels control, 100mg, and 200mg per each liter) which was carried out in complete random blocks in factorial mold in three replications. The variant analysis of the data showed that the impact of azospirilium treatment was significant on the whole studied traits except the dry leaf weight. Among the different levels of jibberellin hormones which affected on the traits of shrub height, diameter of stalk, length of corn cob, the number of seeds in a row, weight of dry leaf, and biologic and seed function, there were meaningful differences. The mean comparison of azospirilium treatments showed that its application mixed with soil, increased the seed yield by 13.27 in comparison with control. Among the jibberellin levels, stage of 200mg per liter, increased the yield of seed by 16.60 percent in comparison with control. Among the compound treatment of azospirilium mixed with soil and 200mg per liter, jibberellin hormone, in comparison with other compound levels including the height of stalk, length of corn cob, the number of rows in corn cob, number of seeds in a row, weight of 1000 seeds, biologic yield and seed yield were in the higher rank. Consequently, in this study, the seed yield with the height of shrub, stalk diameter, corn cob weight, length of maize, number of rows in com cob, weight of dry leaf, number of seeds in a row, weight of 1000 seeds showed meaningful positive and negative coefficiency.