Soil Quality Assessment under Restorative Soil Management Practices in Soybean (Glycine Max) after Six Years in Semi-Arid Tropical Black Lands of Central India

Sharma, K. L.; Chandrika, D. Suma; Grace, J. Kusuma; Shankar, G. R. Maruthi; Sharma, Suneel; Thakur, H. S.; Jain, M. P.; Sharma, R. A.; Chary, G. Ravindra; Srinivas, K.; Gajbhiye, P. N.; Venkatravamma, K.; Lal, Munna; Kumar, T. V. Vijay; UshaRani, K.; Ramachandran, Kausalya; Rao, Ch. Srinivasa; Reddy, K. Sammi; Venkateswarlu, B.

doi:10.1080/00103624.2016.1194986

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“…Outras características importantes sobre a molécula e que indicam seu comportamento são a solubilidade em água (S) a meia vida (t1/2) e a constante de dissociação eletrolítica (pKa), que infere sobre a molécula permanecer na sua forma molecular ou dissociada, e, portanto, na sua disponibilidade em função da carga possível na solução do solo (KAH;BROWN, 2006;NEELAKANTA;SULTANA, 2013;SHARMA et al, 2016). Todos esses parâmetros, juntos, oferecem indicativos sobre a capacidade de controle dos produtos.…”

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Uso e manejo de agrotóxicos por produtores de hortaliças em área urbana: um estudo de caso da região noroeste de Goiânia, Goiás

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2020

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Uso e manejo de agrotóxicos por produtores de hortaliças em área urbana: um estudo de caso da região noroeste de Goiânia, Goiás

Pessoa-de-Souza

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2020

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“…"Future climate years along with higher temperatures predicted one to two additional generations ofH. armigerawith reduced generation time" [4]. Once constrained by the cycles of nature, these pests are thriving on the opportunity provided by climate change, which will have disastrous effects on crop yields and, consequently, the welfare of populations who depend on agriculture.…”

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Climate Change Impact on Insect Population in Vegetable Crops: A Review

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One of the world's largest nations, India is known for its distinctive landscape, which distinguishes it as a distinct geographical entity and a global center of mega diversity. Pest populations in vegetable crops may be significantly impacted by climate change. Additionally, warmer temperatures can lead to faster insect development and increased reproductive rates. Farmers and researchers need to monitor these changes and develop strategies to mitigate the potential negative effects on vegetable crops. In response to climate change, whiteflies may exhibit shifts in their distribution patterns, population sizes, and behavior. They may also evolve certain traits that help them better survive in warmer or more variable climates.

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