2014
DOI: 10.4322/rca.1505
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Atributos físicos do solo e sistema radicular em citros sob diferentes preparos

Abstract: RESUMO:O Brasil é o maior produtor mundial de laranja para uso industrial, produzindo mais da metade do suco congelado e concentrado do mundo. Entretanto, para o sucesso dos pomares de citros, a qualidade física do solo é fundamental, sendo destacados alguns indicadores, como: densidade, macro e microporosidade, porosidade total e resistência do solo à penetração. O objetivo deste trabalho foi determinar o efeito de sistemas de preparo sobre atributos físicos do solo e o desenvolvimento do sistema radicular da… Show more

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“…It is worth mentioning that, in all treatments, the potassium content was higher than 0.45 cmol c dm -3 , which is classified as very high according to Moreira et al (2019). The higher K + content in treatments with brachiaria can be explained by the cycling of this nutrient by such plants, and in the planting line, the content was lower because the requirement for this nutrient by citrus plants is high, and the root density of citrus plants is greater in the row than in the inter-row (Barbosa, Souza, Jorge, Leão, & Campos, 2014). Similar results were obtained by Azevedo et al (2020) in Tahiti lime orchards grafted on flying dragon trifoliate [Poncirus trifoliata var.…”
Section: Mg 2+supporting
confidence: 77%
“…It is worth mentioning that, in all treatments, the potassium content was higher than 0.45 cmol c dm -3 , which is classified as very high according to Moreira et al (2019). The higher K + content in treatments with brachiaria can be explained by the cycling of this nutrient by such plants, and in the planting line, the content was lower because the requirement for this nutrient by citrus plants is high, and the root density of citrus plants is greater in the row than in the inter-row (Barbosa, Souza, Jorge, Leão, & Campos, 2014). Similar results were obtained by Azevedo et al (2020) in Tahiti lime orchards grafted on flying dragon trifoliate [Poncirus trifoliata var.…”
Section: Mg 2+supporting
confidence: 77%