1999
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-20611999000100013
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Aspectos químicos e bioquímicos de leguminosas enlatadas em diferentes estádios de maturação

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“…These plants, however, may have other benefits, such as control of nematodes in soil, protein bank and forage for ruminants (Kerridge, 1978), weed control (Favero et al, 2001), and grain production for human nutrition (Barcelos et al, 1999). However, some studies showed that these plants have a differential capacity to overcome nutritional stresses in soil.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These plants, however, may have other benefits, such as control of nematodes in soil, protein bank and forage for ruminants (Kerridge, 1978), weed control (Favero et al, 2001), and grain production for human nutrition (Barcelos et al, 1999). However, some studies showed that these plants have a differential capacity to overcome nutritional stresses in soil.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Proteínas de origem animal apresentam geralmente digestibilidades elevadas, acima de 95%, e as de origem vegetal, abaixo de 80% 20,21 . BARCELOS et al 4 encontraram valores de digestibilidade para a soja madura crua de 64,6%, já LIENER 16 verificou valores da ordem de 70,1%.…”
Section: Resultados E Discussõesunclassified
“…As plantas emergiram 6 dias após a semeadura e o ciclo da cultura foi de 150 dias. As porcentagens obtidas para teor de proteína bruta de grãos variaram de 220 g kg -1 à 260 g kg - (1) y= -0,0002x 2 + 0,0239x + 24,2 (R 2 =0,69) (2) y= 0,00087x 2 -0,06x + 23,94 (R 2 =0,88) (3) y= -0,0228x 2 + 4,91x + 519,74 (R 2 =0,95) (4) y= -0,054x 2 + 5,6399x + 609,85 (R 2 =0,74) O adubo potássico apresentou incremento no rendimento de proteína até a dose de 60 kg ha -1 , ainda com a maior dose do adubo utilizada obtevese 255,3 g kg -1 de proteína bruta. Este resultado corrobora com HONDA e HONDA (1990) sendo que o aumento das doses de potássio contribui para o aumento do teor de proteína nos grãos.…”
Section: Resultsunclassified