Viabilidade técnico-econômica da associação poda e controle químico no manejo da leprose dos citros
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2011-11-29
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Andrade, Daniel Junior de [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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O objetivo do trabalho foi avaliar a viabilidade técnico-econômica da poda associada ao controle químico no manejo da leprose. Visou também, investigar as relações entre leprose e características da planta, bem como o efeito de sucessivas aplicações de calda sulfocálcica sobre propriedades químicas do solo. O experimento foi conduzido de 2003 a 2010, totalizando sete safras, em um pomar de laranja „Pera‟ localizado no município de Reginópolis-SP. Neste pomar foram realizadas podas severas e leves, e replantio, e aplicações de acaricidas para controlar do ácaro vetor Brevipalpus phoenicis. Realizaram-se levantamentos populacionais do B. phoenicis e de ácaros predadores, quantificação da produção, incidência e severidade da leprose, assim como a viabilidade de cada estratégia empregada foi calculada. Nas duas últimas safras do experimento realizaram-se avaliações das características físico-químicas dos frutos, análises foliares e de solo. Após as sete safras, verificou-se que a poda utilizada isoladamente não foi suficiente para o controle da leprose, sendo necessária a associação de outras táticas. A poda leve associada a acaricidas específicos foi à tática mais eficiente e viável economicamente. Os parâmetros físico-químicos de frutos não foram afetados pela alta severidade leprose na planta, indicando que os frutos que permanecem na planta até a colheita apresentam características idênticas às plantas isentas de leprose. Entretanto, embora a leprose não afete a qualidade do suco, afeta significativamente a produtividade da planta, podendo reduzi-lá a zero. As plantas com maior severidade da leprose apresentaram menores teores foliares de cálcio e maiores teores de potássio, fósforo e nitrogênio. As várias aplicações de calda sulfocálcica sobre as plantas proporcionaram maior teor de enxofre no solo nas camadas de 0-20 cm e de 20-40 cm
The aim of this work was to evaluate the technical and economic feasibility of pruning associated with chemical control in citrus leprosis management. And also investigate the relationship among the disease and properties plant, as well as the effect of successive applications of lime sulfur on chemical properties of soil. The study was conducted from 2003 to 2010, totaling seven seasons in an orange plantation of the „Pear‟ variety in the city of Reginópolis-SP. In the orchard were realized severe and light pruning over citrus trees and replanting and pesticide spraying to control Brevipalpus phoenicismite, the disease vector. There had been performed B. phoenicis and predator mite population surveys, yield evaluation, leprosis incidence, as well as the variability of each strategy was also measured. By the two last seasons during the experiment was carried out fruit physical and chemical properties evaluation, leaf and soil analysis. After seven seasons period, it was observed that the pruning only is not able to control leprosis by itself, being necessary another strategy associated. The light pruning associated to the specific acaricide application was the more efficient and economically viable. The main fruit physical and chemical parameters were not affected by the leprosis incidence, what shows that the fruit that remain on the plant until the harvest have identical characteristics to that plant free from the disease. However, although the leprosis not affect juice quality, the disease reduces production significantly. The plant presenting higher leprosis severity present lower leaf calcium content and higher potassium, phosphorus and nitrogen contents.The various lime sulfur spray on the plant had provided a highersulfur content at 0 - 20 cm and 20 - 40 cm soil depth
The aim of this work was to evaluate the technical and economic feasibility of pruning associated with chemical control in citrus leprosis management. And also investigate the relationship among the disease and properties plant, as well as the effect of successive applications of lime sulfur on chemical properties of soil. The study was conducted from 2003 to 2010, totaling seven seasons in an orange plantation of the „Pear‟ variety in the city of Reginópolis-SP. In the orchard were realized severe and light pruning over citrus trees and replanting and pesticide spraying to control Brevipalpus phoenicismite, the disease vector. There had been performed B. phoenicis and predator mite population surveys, yield evaluation, leprosis incidence, as well as the variability of each strategy was also measured. By the two last seasons during the experiment was carried out fruit physical and chemical properties evaluation, leaf and soil analysis. After seven seasons period, it was observed that the pruning only is not able to control leprosis by itself, being necessary another strategy associated. The light pruning associated to the specific acaricide application was the more efficient and economically viable. The main fruit physical and chemical parameters were not affected by the leprosis incidence, what shows that the fruit that remain on the plant until the harvest have identical characteristics to that plant free from the disease. However, although the leprosis not affect juice quality, the disease reduces production significantly. The plant presenting higher leprosis severity present lower leaf calcium content and higher potassium, phosphorus and nitrogen contents.The various lime sulfur spray on the plant had provided a highersulfur content at 0 - 20 cm and 20 - 40 cm soil depth
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Brevipalpus, Pragas agricolas - Controle, Cítricos - Doenças, Citrus leprosis - Chemical control, CiLV, Citrus sinensis, Lime sulfur
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ANDRADE, Daniel Junior de. Viabilidade técnico-econômica da associação poda e controle químico no manejo da leprose dos citros. 2011. x, 152 f. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Ciências Agrárias e Veterinárias, 2011.