2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.still.2021.105158
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Soil compaction in a new light: Know the cost of doing nothing – A cotton case study

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“…Tal planejamento irá abordar desde a seleção de áreas com elevado potencial produtivo a cultivares a serem utilizadas e aos insumos de uso previsto durante a safra. Ainda na análise, deverá ser considerada a textura do solo, optando por solos de textura média a argilosa em razão, principalmente, da elevada sensibilidade do algodão a solos compactados, mal drenados e com baixa oxigenação (Bennet et al, 2015;Jamali et al, 2021;Otto et al, 2023).…”
Section: Implantação Da Cultura: Planejamento Operações E Sistema De ...unclassified
“…Tal planejamento irá abordar desde a seleção de áreas com elevado potencial produtivo a cultivares a serem utilizadas e aos insumos de uso previsto durante a safra. Ainda na análise, deverá ser considerada a textura do solo, optando por solos de textura média a argilosa em razão, principalmente, da elevada sensibilidade do algodão a solos compactados, mal drenados e com baixa oxigenação (Bennet et al, 2015;Jamali et al, 2021;Otto et al, 2023).…”
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“…According to the results of this experiment, the soil compaction by land rolling significantly increased barley canopy temperature. However, it is known that the higher canopy temperature shows that the transpiration rate was less due to lower soil water content, and higher canopy temperature results in a faster rate of stress accumulation (Jackson et al 1988;Jamali et al 2021). In this case, the higher Canopy Temperature at higher land roller weights means lower water content in soil and a faster rate of stress accumulation during the heading stage of barley.…”
Section: Main Soil and Plant Growth Parameters Affected By Land Rollingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The latter leads to over-compaction of the soil in the depth of the arable layer and the subsurface horizon. The compaction extends to the subsurface layer up to 40 cm, and on moist soils the degree of compaction is greater [4]. The need for further research on reducing soil compaction by WMEV engines is discussed in [5], by chain-track tractor is discussed in [6], by track-wheel-terrain interaction is discussed in [7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%