2014
DOI: 10.18227/1982-8470ragro.v8i1.1422
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Humitec® e cobertura morta do solo no crescimento inicial da goiabeira cv. ‘Paluma’ no campo.

Abstract: A cultura da goiabeira expressa viabilidade socioeconômica no agronegócio brasileiro, contribui para a fixação do homem no campo e influencia positivamente na melhoria da distribuição da renda regional. Neste sentido, um experimento foi realizado no município de Remígio, Paraíba, Brasil, durante o período de março/2011 a julho/2012, para avaliar os efeitos das substâncias húmicas e da cobertura do solo, no crescimento das plantas de goiabeira cv. ‘Paluma’. Os tratamentos foram dispostos em blocos casualizados,… Show more

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“…Treatments with HS presents the maximum estimated dose of 260 kg ha -1 N reaching a peak a 28.9 mm, which corresponds to the reduction of 30.16% of N fertilizer applied as compared to the plants grown without HS ( Figure 2B), that could occurred because HS increases nutrient absorption, among them, N (Primo et al 2011). Thus, the plants treated with HS had a better N use, reaching the maximum stem diameter with a lower dose of N. Nunes et al (2014) evaluated the growth and leaf nutritional status of guava grown with HS and soil mulching, and registered no significant effect on stem diameter. On the other hand, Baldotto et al (2009) observed significant increases on growth and development of pineapple seedlings propagated by tissue culture as a function of humic acids isolated from vermicomposting during the acclimatization period.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Treatments with HS presents the maximum estimated dose of 260 kg ha -1 N reaching a peak a 28.9 mm, which corresponds to the reduction of 30.16% of N fertilizer applied as compared to the plants grown without HS ( Figure 2B), that could occurred because HS increases nutrient absorption, among them, N (Primo et al 2011). Thus, the plants treated with HS had a better N use, reaching the maximum stem diameter with a lower dose of N. Nunes et al (2014) evaluated the growth and leaf nutritional status of guava grown with HS and soil mulching, and registered no significant effect on stem diameter. On the other hand, Baldotto et al (2009) observed significant increases on growth and development of pineapple seedlings propagated by tissue culture as a function of humic acids isolated from vermicomposting during the acclimatization period.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the beneficial effects of HS to soils and plants, it is possible to find in the scientific literature, some studies aiming to increase the efficiency of nutrients absorption, particularly for N, through the association of N fertilizing with HS for important commercial fruit crops such as grape (Ferrara and Brunetti, 2008), pineapple (Baldotto et al, 2009), custard apple (Cavalcante et al, 2012(Cavalcante et al, , 2014 and guava (Nunes et al, 2014), although for yellow passion fruit information are still scarce. A study on the effect of HS on fruit quality of yellow passion fruit was made by Silva et al (2015).…”
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confidence: 99%