2005
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-05362005000200019
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Variabilidade espacial da produtividade do meloeiro em áreas de cultivo fertirrigado

Abstract: Duas áreas de produção de melão fertirrigado por gotejamento foram amostradas em malha com objetivo de identificar a variabilidade espacial de variáveis de produção, determinar sua dependência espacial e localizar regiões que, manejadas localizadamente, obtenham melhor retorno econômico. Na primeira área, em solo classificado como Latossolo Vermelho Amarelo eutrófico, utilizou-se o híbrido Goldex, e na outra, em Argissolo Vermelho Amarelo, o híbrido 'orange Flesh'. Foram determinados o estande, a produção de f… Show more

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“…The water salinity, nitrogen dose and their interaction did also not present significant residual effect on the Shoot Dry Mass (MSPA), Root Dry Mass (MSR) and total Dry Mass (MST) of Sunn Hemp (Table 2). It was also observed no residual effect in other studies, such as the findings of Nunes et al (2009), regarding the dry mass of Sunn Hemp by testing sources and levels of salinity on the seed germination; or the findings of Lima et al (2011) for the shoot dry mass of castor bean by evaluating the interaction between salinity and nitrogen levels, observing similar response to the levels of N independent on the water salinity; and the findings of Nobre et al 2010, on the variables of sunflower, by observing similar behavior of N rates at different levels of salinity in the irrigation water. According to the general average of dry mass produced by the Sunn Hemp (Table 2), the crop production reached 13.33 tons per hectare for the dry weight of shoots, 2.43 for the root dry mass and 15.76 tons for the total dry mass.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 49%
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“…The water salinity, nitrogen dose and their interaction did also not present significant residual effect on the Shoot Dry Mass (MSPA), Root Dry Mass (MSR) and total Dry Mass (MST) of Sunn Hemp (Table 2). It was also observed no residual effect in other studies, such as the findings of Nunes et al (2009), regarding the dry mass of Sunn Hemp by testing sources and levels of salinity on the seed germination; or the findings of Lima et al (2011) for the shoot dry mass of castor bean by evaluating the interaction between salinity and nitrogen levels, observing similar response to the levels of N independent on the water salinity; and the findings of Nobre et al 2010, on the variables of sunflower, by observing similar behavior of N rates at different levels of salinity in the irrigation water. According to the general average of dry mass produced by the Sunn Hemp (Table 2), the crop production reached 13.33 tons per hectare for the dry weight of shoots, 2.43 for the root dry mass and 15.76 tons for the total dry mass.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 49%
“…In this case, regions with greater root development correspond to the subplots that had residual effect of higher doses of nitrogen applied to the soil and lower salinity levels. This is confirmed by Bosco et al (2009) who argue that plants grown under salinity tend to absorb less nitrogen; also confirmed by Nobre et al (2010) who found that salinity impairs the absorption of N due to the ion competition in the adsorption sites.…”
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confidence: 53%
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“…These results agree with those obtained by Benz, Lúcio and Lopes (2015), who found the random distribution of the zucchini production under different plot sizes and with the grouping of the three first harvests. However, in a greenhouse crop of tomatoes and in crops of melon in two commercial production areas with different soils, hybrid and cultural treatment (Miranda et al, 2005), the variability and spatial dependence seen was from moderate to strong in all the production components and crop systems.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Já o segundo é a coleta de dados em quantidades suficientes em grandes plantações de forma a detalhar satisfatoriamente possíveis manchas existentes. Miranda et al (2005), afirmam que a variabilidade espacial dos aspectos produtivos de desenvolvimento e de crescimento de uma cultura dentro do campo se relaciona às características do solo, clima ou induzida pelo manejo, logo o desconhecimento pontual ou localizado dos fatores de produção pode tornar as metas de produtividade impróprias e levar ao uso excessivo de insumos, conduzindo a uma produção ineficiente, com altos custos e danos ambientais.…”
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