02423naa a2200529 a 450000100080000000500110000800800410001910000200006024500870008026000090016730000120017652009830018865000150117165000170118665000220120365000130122565000220123865000260126065000150128665000150130165000210131665000250133765000180136265000210138065000260140165000210142765000290144865000160147765000120149365000090150565000260151465000270154065300170156765300130158465300110159765300280160865300110163665300250164765300090167265300100168170000160169170000150170770000140172270000150173670000130175177301290176416700322018-12-04 2000 bl uuuu u00u1 u #d1 aDINKELMEYER, H. aFate of applied N fertilizer in mixed tree cropping systems in the central Amazon. c2000 ap. 173. aThe aim of the study was to investigate the fate of 15N in the soil-plant system of a mixed cropping system (pupunha, cupuacu, castanha-do-Para, urucu). Urucu (annatto), cupuacu and pupunha (peach palm) took up more than 90% of the fertilizer under their own canopy. After two weeks castanha-do-Para (Brazil nut) took up more than 70% of the N fertilized to the neighboring tree crops (pupunha, 40%; urucu, 25%; cupuacu, 8%). At the ende of rainy season castanha-do-Para even took up more than 80% from the neighboring trees (pupunha, 42%; urucu, 36%; cupuacu; 6%). Furthermore, pupunha e castanha-do-Para could prevent nutrient leaching with their deep roots and take up N from the subsoil N pool better than urucu and cupuacu. Castanha-do-Para was able to effectively capture N and may contribute to nutrient recycling in the agroforestry. However, this nutrient capture may also lead to nutrient competition and fertilizer placement and amount has to be adjusted accordingly. aabsorption aagroforestry amultiple cropping anitrogen asoil conservation atropical rain forests aAbsorção aAdubação aBactris Gasipaes aBertholletia Excelsa aBixa Orellana aCastanha do Para aConservação do Solo aCultivo Multiplo aFloresta Tropical Úmida aNitrogênio aPupunha aRaiz aRelação Solo-Planta aTheobroma Grandiflorum aAgrofloresta aAmazonas aBrasil aFertilizers application aManaus aPlant soil relations aRoot aUrucu1 aLEHMANN, J.1 aKAISER, K.1 aRENCK, A.1 aTRETER, U.1 aZECH, W. tIn: GERMAN-BRAZILIAN WORKSHOP ON NEOTROPICAL ECOSYSTEMS, 2000, Hamburg. Programa and abstracts... Hamburg: University, 2000.