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“…Rev Bras Cienc Solo 2017;41:e0160503 Thus, we can consider that there is some difficulty in considering soil density as an indicator of the physical quality of these soils under sugarcane (Tormena et al, 2007;Cecagno et al, 2016) The results for the BD and porosity of the structures identified in the soil profile confirmed the Ki results (Table 3) ), is not significantly different at 5 % probability.…”
Section: Soil Profilesupporting
confidence: 63%
“…Rev Bras Cienc Solo 2017;41:e0160503 Thus, we can consider that there is some difficulty in considering soil density as an indicator of the physical quality of these soils under sugarcane (Tormena et al, 2007;Cecagno et al, 2016) The results for the BD and porosity of the structures identified in the soil profile confirmed the Ki results (Table 3) ), is not significantly different at 5 % probability.…”
Section: Soil Profilesupporting
confidence: 63%
“…The BD increase, which occurred mainly at the shallowest depths, can be related to high-intensity bovine trampling and, consequently, pasture degradation. As reported by Cecagno et al (2016), BD is normally modified by bovine trampling and soil degradation, mostly at 0.0 -0.1 m depth. The TP and K 0 average declined 2.93 and 5.65, 4.16 and 50.00%, respectively, after grazing; the decline in these factors can be explained by increases in PR and GM.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 68%
“…Benjamin et al (2003) proposed the term 'water stress day' , calculated from LLWR and in-season water dynamics, to account for the amount of water stress that the plant undergoes during the growing season. Crop growth and/or water stress indicators have a better correlation with yield than the original LLWR concept (Benjamin et al, 2003;Cecagno et al, 2016). Finally, further efforts are needed to explore PR limits for subsoils within water ranges where roots can develop and preserve their functionality.…”
Section: Further Considerations For Estimation Of Limiting Water Rangementioning
confidence: 99%