Mineralogia da fração argila e atributos físicos de um argissolo amarelo
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2017-02-17
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Nogueira, Deise Cristina Santos [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Nos solos brasileiros, a caulinita, os óxidos de ferro e os hidróxidos de alumínio são alguns dos minerais encontrados na fração argila influenciando o comportamento dos atributos físicos do solo. O objetivo do presente trabalho foi avaliar a influência dos minerais da fração argila nos atributos físicos de um Argissolo Amarelo, submetido a dois tipos de preparo e cultivado com cana-de-açúcar. As amostras deformadas e indeformadas de solo foram coletadas após oito meses do plantio da cana-de-açúcar, em quatro camadas (0,00-0,10, 0,10-0,20, 0,20-0,40 e 0,40-0,60 m) na linha e entrelinha de plantio nas áreas submetidas à escarificação em área total e escarificação na linha da cultura. Através das amostras deformadas determinou-se a textura do solo, ferro extraído por ditionito-citrato-bicarbonato (FeDCB), ferro extraído por oxalato ácido de amônio (FeOAA) e razão caulinita/(caulinita+gibbsita) [(Ct/(Ct+Gb)]. Com as amostras indeformadas determinou-se a densidade do solo (Ds) e a resistência do solo à penetração (RP). Os resultados apresentados pela estatística descritiva demostraram que houve uma separação das áreas de estudo devido à diferença mineralógica encontrada nessas áreas, sendo a primeira área caracterizada pela maior razão Ct/(Ct+Gb) e a segunda área caracterizada pelos maiores teores de ferro extraído por ditionito-citrato-bicarbonato (FeDCB). Pela análise de componentes principais foi possível observar que o FeDCB apresentou correlação inversa com a Ds e a RP, a razão Ct/(Ct+Gb) apresentou correlação direta com os atributos físicos Ds e RP. A mineralogia influenciou o comportamento da densidade do solo e resistência do solo à penetração. A área com maior razão caulinita apresentou maiores valores de densidade do solo e de resistência do solo à penetração e a área com maiores teores de óxidos de ferro apresentou menores valores de densidade do solo e de resistência do solo á penetração. O preparo do solo não influenciou o comportamento da densidade do solo e da resistência do solo à penetração.
In Brazilian soils, kaolinite, iron oxides and aluminium hydroxides are some of the minerals found in the clay fraction influencing the behavior of the soil physical attributes. The objective of the present work was to evaluate the influence of minerals of the clay fraction on the physical attributes of a yellow Ultisol under two tillage and sugar cane cultivation. The disturbed and undisturbed samples of soil were collected in the row and interrow in the areas with chiselling in the total area and chiselling in the planting row in four layers (0,00-0,10, 010-0,20, 0,20-0,40, 0,40-0,60 m) eight months later the sugar cane cultivation. The soil texture, citrate/bicarbonate/dithionite extractable Fe, oxalate/acid/ammonium extractable Fe (FeOAA) and Ct / (Ct+ Gb) ratio were evaluated from disturbed samples and bulk density (Bd) and soil penetration resistance (SPR) were evaluated from undisturbed samples. The results presented by the descriptive statistics showed that there was a separation of the study areas due to the mineralogical difference found in these areas, being the first area characterized by the higher ratio Ct / (Ct + Gb) and the second area characterized by the higher citrate/bicarbonate/dithionite extractable Fe (FeDCB). In the principal component analysis, it was observed that the FeDCB showed an inverse correlation between Bd and SPR. It was also observed that the Ct / (Ct + Gb) ratio showed a direct correlation with the physical attributes Bd and SRP. The mineralogy influenced the behavior of the Bd and SPR. The area with higher Ct/ (Ct+Gb) ratio, showed higher values of Bd and SRP and The area with higher content of iron oxides had lower values of Bd and SRP. The soil tillage didn’t influence the behavior of Bd and SPR.
In Brazilian soils, kaolinite, iron oxides and aluminium hydroxides are some of the minerals found in the clay fraction influencing the behavior of the soil physical attributes. The objective of the present work was to evaluate the influence of minerals of the clay fraction on the physical attributes of a yellow Ultisol under two tillage and sugar cane cultivation. The disturbed and undisturbed samples of soil were collected in the row and interrow in the areas with chiselling in the total area and chiselling in the planting row in four layers (0,00-0,10, 010-0,20, 0,20-0,40, 0,40-0,60 m) eight months later the sugar cane cultivation. The soil texture, citrate/bicarbonate/dithionite extractable Fe, oxalate/acid/ammonium extractable Fe (FeOAA) and Ct / (Ct+ Gb) ratio were evaluated from disturbed samples and bulk density (Bd) and soil penetration resistance (SPR) were evaluated from undisturbed samples. The results presented by the descriptive statistics showed that there was a separation of the study areas due to the mineralogical difference found in these areas, being the first area characterized by the higher ratio Ct / (Ct + Gb) and the second area characterized by the higher citrate/bicarbonate/dithionite extractable Fe (FeDCB). In the principal component analysis, it was observed that the FeDCB showed an inverse correlation between Bd and SPR. It was also observed that the Ct / (Ct + Gb) ratio showed a direct correlation with the physical attributes Bd and SRP. The mineralogy influenced the behavior of the Bd and SPR. The area with higher Ct/ (Ct+Gb) ratio, showed higher values of Bd and SRP and The area with higher content of iron oxides had lower values of Bd and SRP. The soil tillage didn’t influence the behavior of Bd and SPR.
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Densidade do solo, Resistência do solo à penetração, Caulinita, Óxidos de ferro, Bulk density, Soil penetration resistance, Kaolinite, Iron oxides