Variabilidade vertical de formas de fósforo em função de fontes e doses de fosfatos em semeadura direta
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2005-06-20
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Olibone, Dácio [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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No presente trabalho foram estudados os efeitos de épocas e doses combinadas de fontes de fosfatos na variabilidade vertical de frações de fósforo no solo em semeadura direta. Em maio de 2003, o triticale foi semeado, em Latossolo Vermelho-distroférrico, em semeadura direta, aplicando-se 3 tratamentos: 1) sem aplicação de fósforo; 2) aplicação de 80 kg ha-1 de P2O5 total de fosfato solúvel (superfosfato triplo) e; 3) 80 kg ha-1de P2O5 de fosfato natural reativo (fosfato natural Arad). A aplicação do P, para ambas as fontes, foi realizada a lanço na superfície antes da semeadura do triticale. O delineamento experimental utilizado foi em blocos casualizados com 4 repetições. A partir do mês de agosto de 2003, após a colheita do triticale, foi semeado o milheto, objetivando elevar a cobertura de palha no solo. No florescimento, o milheto foi dessecado com o uso de herbicida, permanecendo os resíduos sobre o solo. No mês de novembro, após o dessecamento do milheto, foi instalada a cultura da soja em semeadura direta, espaçada 0,45m entre linhas, quando foram estabelecidos os tratamentos com combinações de fontes de fosfato solúvel e fosfato natural aplicado no sulco de semeadura, totalizando 80 kg ha-1 de P2O5 total, constando de: 0% de fosfato solúvel (FS) e 100% de fosfato natural (FN), 20% de FS e 80% de FN, 40% de FS e 60% de FN, 60% de FS e 40% de FN, 80% de FS e 20% de FN e 100% de FS e 0% de FN. O delineamento experimental foi o de parcelas subdivididas, com quatro repetições, onde as fontes de P aplicadas no triticale foram as parcelas e as combinações de FS e FN, foram as subparcelas. Antecedendo a semeadura da soja, coletou-se amostra de solos para as determinações de fósforo orgânico e frações do inorgânico, as quais também foram realizadas após a colheita da soja...
This work was designed to study the effects of time of application and rates of a mixture of phosphates on P fractions distribution in the soil profile. In May, 2003, triticale was planted on a Distroferric Dark Red Latossol, in no-till, with three treatments: 1) without P; 2) application of 80 kg ha-1 of P2O5 of total as triple superphosphate; and; 3) application of 80 kg ha-1de P2O5 of total as Natural phosphate (ARAD). Both Phosphorus sources were applied on the soil surface, before planting triticale. The experimental design in this plase was a complete randomized block with 4 replictes. After triticale was harvested, pear millet was planted. At flowering, pearl millet was desiccated with an herbicide and plant residues were left on the soil surface. In November, after millet was killed, soybean was planted in no-till, in rows 0.45 m apart, when the treatments using P source combinations were applied, totaling 80 kg ha-1 as: 0% of Superphosphate (SP) and 100 % of Natural phosphate (NP); 20% of SP and 80 % of NP, 40 % of SP and 60 % of NP, 60 % of SP and 40 % of NP, 80% of SP and 20 % of NP and 100 % of SP and 0 % of NP. The experimental design was a subplot, considering P treatments to triticale as plots and soybean treatments as subplots. Soil samples were taken right before soybean planting and after soybean harvest, and organic and inorganic P fractions were determined... (Complete abstract, click electronic address below)
This work was designed to study the effects of time of application and rates of a mixture of phosphates on P fractions distribution in the soil profile. In May, 2003, triticale was planted on a Distroferric Dark Red Latossol, in no-till, with three treatments: 1) without P; 2) application of 80 kg ha-1 of P2O5 of total as triple superphosphate; and; 3) application of 80 kg ha-1de P2O5 of total as Natural phosphate (ARAD). Both Phosphorus sources were applied on the soil surface, before planting triticale. The experimental design in this plase was a complete randomized block with 4 replictes. After triticale was harvested, pear millet was planted. At flowering, pearl millet was desiccated with an herbicide and plant residues were left on the soil surface. In November, after millet was killed, soybean was planted in no-till, in rows 0.45 m apart, when the treatments using P source combinations were applied, totaling 80 kg ha-1 as: 0% of Superphosphate (SP) and 100 % of Natural phosphate (NP); 20% of SP and 80 % of NP, 40 % of SP and 60 % of NP, 60 % of SP and 40 % of NP, 80% of SP and 20 % of NP and 100 % of SP and 0 % of NP. The experimental design was a subplot, considering P treatments to triticale as plots and soybean treatments as subplots. Soil samples were taken right before soybean planting and after soybean harvest, and organic and inorganic P fractions were determined... (Complete abstract, click electronic address below)
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Frações de fósforo, Fosfatos, Fósforo, Soja, Plantio direto, Rotação de cultivos, Natural phosphate, Superphosphate, Fractions of phosphorus, Avaiability in the profile, Rotation of crops
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OLIBONE, Dácio. Variabilidade vertical de formas de fósforo em função de fontes e doses de fosfatos em semeadura direta. 2005. xiv, 100 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Ciências Agronômicas, 2005.