2016
DOI: 10.18067/jbfs.v3i1.53
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Phosphorus use efficiency of soybean cultivars in cerrado conditions of Tocantins, Brazil

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“…Variables production and productivity were not evaluated in this project, considering that there was no grain harvest; however, data on the number of pods were obtained, where BRS 333 RR cultivar obtained the highest average with 1182.75 pods, under conditions of 60 kg h -1 , and even results were not statistically significant, cultivar under dose of 120 kg ha -1 produced average number of pods of 947.50 (Figure 4), which reinforces the results of other works such as the Zucareli et al (2011) and Silva et al (2015), who reported the same economic efficiency with dose 120 kg h -1 , in quadratic response for the yield of 'Carioca' beans and soybean respectively, and in soils with low phosphorus availability. Colombo et al, (2016) presented average of 69 pods per soybean plant in high P 2 O 5 environment with 120 kg ha -1 , which represented an increase of 56.8% in relation to plants under conditions of low P 2 O 5 (40 kg ha -1 ) with 44 pods per plant. Fertilizer doses considered economical correspond to more than 80% of the dose responsible for maximum production, which may represent the economic viability of the use of phosphate fertilizer in soybean cultivation.…”
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confidence: 90%
“…Variables production and productivity were not evaluated in this project, considering that there was no grain harvest; however, data on the number of pods were obtained, where BRS 333 RR cultivar obtained the highest average with 1182.75 pods, under conditions of 60 kg h -1 , and even results were not statistically significant, cultivar under dose of 120 kg ha -1 produced average number of pods of 947.50 (Figure 4), which reinforces the results of other works such as the Zucareli et al (2011) and Silva et al (2015), who reported the same economic efficiency with dose 120 kg h -1 , in quadratic response for the yield of 'Carioca' beans and soybean respectively, and in soils with low phosphorus availability. Colombo et al, (2016) presented average of 69 pods per soybean plant in high P 2 O 5 environment with 120 kg ha -1 , which represented an increase of 56.8% in relation to plants under conditions of low P 2 O 5 (40 kg ha -1 ) with 44 pods per plant. Fertilizer doses considered economical correspond to more than 80% of the dose responsible for maximum production, which may represent the economic viability of the use of phosphate fertilizer in soybean cultivation.…”
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confidence: 90%
“…Os autores identificaram efeito significativo entre cultivares, atribuindo caráter genético à variabilidade da população. Em avaliações similares, Colombo et al (2016) observaram maior responsividade ao uso do fósforo na cultivar M-9350. De acordo com os autores, o genótipo possivelmente reúne algum mecanismo fisiológico favorável à utilização e incorporação do nutriente.…”
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