1998
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-90161998000200011
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Disponibilidade De Fósforo Para Plantas De Arroz Avaliada Por Extratores Químicos

Abstract: Avaliou-se a disponibilidade de fósforo para o arroz, em casa de vegetação, em um solo ácido e com deficiência de P. Utilizou-se 0,5 dm3 de solo, cinco fontes de fósforo (fosfato natural Alvorada-FNA, fosfato monoamônico-MAP, superfosfato simples-SFS, superfosfato triplo-SFT, e termofosfato magnesiano-TM), três doses (100, 200 e 300 mg P dm-3 de solo), uma testemunha e 10 plantas de arroz por vaso. Analisou-se o fósforo do solo por três extratores: Mehlich-1, Olsen e resina. Os fertilizantes aumentaram signifi… Show more

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“…Da Silva et al (2010) developed a work using the same methodology and his results confirm those obtained in the present work. Also according to the works developed by Beltrán et al (1998) and Osztoics et al (2005) this fact is related to the larger reactivity of the phosphorite present in its non-acidulated portion which, added to the liming potential of the alkaline biosolid present in the mixtures, corroborated to the increasing verified for soil pH with concomitantly decrease in the soil Al Similarly to the results verified for soil pH and Al 3+ the significant and isolated interaction between level (F<0.01) and source (F<0.05) of P added (Table 3) shows that all the treatments, included specific controls (0% P), decrease the soil potential acidity in relation to the initial value.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Da Silva et al (2010) developed a work using the same methodology and his results confirm those obtained in the present work. Also according to the works developed by Beltrán et al (1998) and Osztoics et al (2005) this fact is related to the larger reactivity of the phosphorite present in its non-acidulated portion which, added to the liming potential of the alkaline biosolid present in the mixtures, corroborated to the increasing verified for soil pH with concomitantly decrease in the soil Al Similarly to the results verified for soil pH and Al 3+ the significant and isolated interaction between level (F<0.01) and source (F<0.05) of P added (Table 3) shows that all the treatments, included specific controls (0% P), decrease the soil potential acidity in relation to the initial value.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The agronomic characteristics of the alkaline biosolid produced were: moisture = 18%, NC (neutralization capacity = ECaCO 3 ) = 93,38%; DA SILVA L.C. et al Attributes of acidity and exchangeable... RCTN (relative capacity of total neutralization) = 67.54%; pH (CaCl 2 0.01 mol dm -3 )= 12.8; N = 4.9 g kg -1 ; P 2 O 5 = 3.47 g kg -1 (or 1.51 g kg -1 of total P); K 2 O = 1.0 g kg -1 ; total S = 1.0 g kg -1 ; total Ca = 193 g kg -1 (CaO = 269,9 g kg -1 ); total Mg = 111 g kg -1 (MgO = 182,7 g kg -1 ); organic carbon = 31.1 g kg - 1 .…”
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“…Alkaline biosolids have organic matter and macro and micronutrients in its composition besides alkaline reaction when applied to soils (Logan & Harrison, 1995). This alkaline reaction is due to the presence of alkaline materials as calcium and magnesium carbonates (CaCO 3 , MgCO 3 ) and calcium oxide and hidroxide (CaO, Ca(OH) 2 ) used in the treatment process (N-Viro Process or single addition of lime and limekiln materials). Alkaline biosolids increase soil pH (Silva et High quantities of sewage alkaline biosolids have been applied to the soils to supply the crop exigencies by nutrients as nitrogen and phosphorus.…”
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confidence: 99%