2012
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-204x2012000800015
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Matéria orgânica leve do solo em sistema agroflorestal de corte e trituração sob manejo de capoeira

Abstract: Resumo-O objetivo deste trabalho foi avaliar os impactos do ciclo pousio-cultivo sobre as frações leves da matéria orgânica do solo (MOS), em sistema agroflorestal sequencial de corte e trituração, com diferentes manejos de capoeira, na Amazônia Oriental. A amostragem foi realizada nas fases de pré-pousio, pós-pousio e pós-cultivo de milho. Foram determinados os estoques de matéria orgânica leve livre (MOL-L) e matéria orgânica leve oclusa (MOL-O), carbono orgânico total (COT), nitrogênio total (NT) e estoques… Show more

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“…Clay, <0.002 mm; silt, 0.002-0.053 mm; CS, coarse sand (>0.20-2.00 mm); FS, fine sand (>0.053-0.20 mm); TS, total sand (>0.053-2.00 mm); PD, particle density; Cc, compression index; s p , pre-consolidation pressure; BD max , maximum bulk density; WC crit , critical water content; BD sp , BD in the preconsolidation pressure; e, void ratio; BD i and BD f ,: BD at the beginning and end of the uniaxial compaction test; DCpt, degree of compactness; WC i , soil moisture at the beginning of the uniaxial compaction test; GM, gravimetric moisture; Def., soil deformation after load application of 1200 kPa; St TOC , total organic carbon stock; St LOM , light organic matter stock; St NLOM , nitrogen in LOM stock; St CLOM , carbon in LOM stock; d.f., degrees of freedom t-test Maia et al 2008;Rangel Vasconcelos et al 2012). Degree of compactness (DCpt) expresses BD in relation to a reference density, in this case BD max , which is a more useful parameter than BD because it eliminates the effects of differences in texture and organic matter.…”
Section: Means and T-test Results For Comparisons Of Physical And Cmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Clay, <0.002 mm; silt, 0.002-0.053 mm; CS, coarse sand (>0.20-2.00 mm); FS, fine sand (>0.053-0.20 mm); TS, total sand (>0.053-2.00 mm); PD, particle density; Cc, compression index; s p , pre-consolidation pressure; BD max , maximum bulk density; WC crit , critical water content; BD sp , BD in the preconsolidation pressure; e, void ratio; BD i and BD f ,: BD at the beginning and end of the uniaxial compaction test; DCpt, degree of compactness; WC i , soil moisture at the beginning of the uniaxial compaction test; GM, gravimetric moisture; Def., soil deformation after load application of 1200 kPa; St TOC , total organic carbon stock; St LOM , light organic matter stock; St NLOM , nitrogen in LOM stock; St CLOM , carbon in LOM stock; d.f., degrees of freedom t-test Maia et al 2008;Rangel Vasconcelos et al 2012). Degree of compactness (DCpt) expresses BD in relation to a reference density, in this case BD max , which is a more useful parameter than BD because it eliminates the effects of differences in texture and organic matter.…”
Section: Means and T-test Results For Comparisons Of Physical And Cmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They demonstrated that AF has a comparable and sometimes even greater potential for carbon sequestration and nutrient cycling compared to secondary vegetation, as well as to traditional agriculture and pasture. Some studies attributed these positive effects to the management practices adopted, such as constant incorporation of plant residues from pruning and weeding [86][87][88][89][90][91][92][93][94], the use of legume trees [86,[95][96][97] and organic fertilization, including inputs of animal manure [88][89][90].…”
Section: Soil Qualitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Um dos indicadores de grande importância para avaliar a qualidade do solo é o teor da matéria orgânica. A matéria orgânica (MOS) é essencial para capacidade de troca de cátions, formação de agregados, melhorias nos teores de nutrientes no solo, entre outros fatores (Rangel-Vasconcelos;Kato;Vasconcelos, 2012;Brady;Weil, 2013). Teores adequados de fósforo e potássio contribuem para o desenvolvimento do sistema radicular, fotossíntese, atividade osmótica e diversos processos bioquímicos (Taiz et al, 2017).…”
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