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Embrapa Caprinos e Ovinos. |
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23/01/2012 |
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23/01/2012 |
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Resumo em Anais de Congresso |
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BRARTZ, C.; BRANDÃO, F. Z.; LOBO, R. N. B.; FACO, O.; VILLELA, L. C. V.; COUTO, J. F.; FONSECA, J. F. da. |
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RAIMUNDO NONATO BRAGA LOBO, CNPC; OLIVARDO FACO, CNPC; LUCIANA CRISTINE VASQUES VILLELA, CNPC; JEFERSON FERREIRA DA FONSECA, CNPC. |
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Título: |
Influência da utilização do GnRH no momento da inseminação artifical sobre a fertilidade de cabras. |
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2007 |
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Acta Scientiae Veterinariae, Porto Alegre, v. 35, p. s1106, 2007. Suplemento 3. Edição dos anais da 21o. Reunião Anual da Sociedade Brasileira de Tecnologia de Embriões - SBTE, Salvador, 2007. |
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Português |
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GnRH. |
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Cabra; Caprino; Inseminação artificial; Reprodução animal. |
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https://ainfo.cnptia.embrapa.br/digital/bitstream/item/52759/1/RAC-Influencia-da-utilizacao.pdf
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10/06/2002 |
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NAKASHIMA, S.; CALRAO, E. Z.; ANDRADE, L. R. M. de; SANZONOWICZ, C.; SPERA, S. T. |
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The effect of silicic materials application to Cerrado Oxisol on field crops in the middle-west region of Brazil. |
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2001 |
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Japanese Journal of Soil Science and Plant Nutrition, Tokyo, v. 72, p. 245-256, 2001. |
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Japonês |
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Nome correto do 2º autor e: GALRAO, E. Z. |
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This study is a technical cooperation between JICA/Japan and EMBRAPA/ Brasil on the project of develping sustainable agriculture of cerrados for management and conservation of natural resourses. One of the soil genetic characteristics of cerrado Oxisol is that the amorphous-silica content of the soil is very low. Silica is known as na assential element for rice plants and is effective in controlling race blasts. It has also been expected to function positively for mechanical strengh of plant tissues witch some plants . However, there hasn't been much data collected on the silicate apllication to Cerrado Oxisols in relation to crop productivity. In this study, we carried out a survey on the available silica content of main Cerrado solis and na investigation on the effect of silicic materials application to plant growth by pot experiments and field examination. The result has been obtained as follows: 1)- In the result of the soil survey in Planaltina- DF (CPAC) and Pedro Afobso- TO, the available silica (Si) content of teh soil was Latossolo (10-40 mg kg-1) > Glei pouco-humico (40-60 mg kg-1) > Glei humico (50-120mg kg-1), and silica content has been increased in the order from low humic soils such as Red-yellow soilks to high humic soils such a black soils. 2)- In the result of the general pot experiment (using Latossolo) on the effect to silicic materials apllication by using 2 kinds of silicate calcium (Japan), nickel steel sludge (Brasil) and diatomaceous soil (Brasil) for corn, soybean and rice, roots of plants from each management soil increased in proportion to apllication quantities of each material. In the result of particular pot experiment with root-split (using Latossolo), roots of Plants in each compartment also increased in proportion to application quantities of each material and it was considered that the root property had to expand selectively into the soilwith high silica content. Furthermorem the silica (Si) density of the plant had increased in proprtion to application quantities of silica materials, and the dry matter of plants also had increased. From these results, it was guessed taht the effect of silica application was large on field crops growth. 3)- In the field examination on Latossolo, we investigated the effect of 3.000 Kg há 1 of powdery nikcel steel sludge applied at ane time primarily for annual crops (corn and millet). The grain yield of corn had been increased by 5% by applying silicic material. This rate of yield increase was not worthwhile as a primary outcome, but it is certain that the quantily of roots had been increased and insect damage had been decreased by a single application. The silica (Si) density pf plant ( leaf+ stalk) after applying silica was kept at a high level until the fruition stage compared to no appliction, and from this result, it was guessed that this situation was one factor in the decreased insevt damage . The yield of millet planted secundary also shoiwed the same tendency. From these results, it can be that there were certainly effects from silica application for field crops. MenosThis study is a technical cooperation between JICA/Japan and EMBRAPA/ Brasil on the project of develping sustainable agriculture of cerrados for management and conservation of natural resourses. One of the soil genetic characteristics of cerrado Oxisol is that the amorphous-silica content of the soil is very low. Silica is known as na assential element for rice plants and is effective in controlling race blasts. It has also been expected to function positively for mechanical strengh of plant tissues witch some plants . However, there hasn't been much data collected on the silicate apllication to Cerrado Oxisols in relation to crop productivity. In this study, we carried out a survey on the available silica content of main Cerrado solis and na investigation on the effect of silicic materials application to plant growth by pot experiments and field examination. The result has been obtained as follows: 1)- In the result of the soil survey in Planaltina- DF (CPAC) and Pedro Afobso- TO, the available silica (Si) content of teh soil was Latossolo (10-40 mg kg-1) > Glei pouco-humico (40-60 mg kg-1) > Glei humico (50-120mg kg-1), and silica content has been increased in the order from low humic soils such as Red-yellow soilks to high humic soils such a black soils. 2)- In the result of the general pot experiment (using Latossolo) on the effect to silicic materials apllication by using 2 kinds of silicate calcium (Japan), nickel steel sludge (Brasil) and diatomaceous soil (Bra... Mostrar Tudo |
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Acido silico; Brasil. |
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Cerrado; Latossolo. |
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500 $aNome correto do 2º autor e: GALRAO, E. Z.
520 $aThis study is a technical cooperation between JICA/Japan and EMBRAPA/ Brasil on the project of develping sustainable agriculture of cerrados for management and conservation of natural resourses. One of the soil genetic characteristics of cerrado Oxisol is that the amorphous-silica content of the soil is very low. Silica is known as na assential element for rice plants and is effective in controlling race blasts. It has also been expected to function positively for mechanical strengh of plant tissues witch some plants . However, there hasn't been much data collected on the silicate apllication to Cerrado Oxisols in relation to crop productivity. In this study, we carried out a survey on the available silica content of main Cerrado solis and na investigation on the effect of silicic materials application to plant growth by pot experiments and field examination. The result has been obtained as follows: 1)- In the result of the soil survey in Planaltina- DF (CPAC) and Pedro Afobso- TO, the available silica (Si) content of teh soil was Latossolo (10-40 mg kg-1) > Glei pouco-humico (40-60 mg kg-1) > Glei humico (50-120mg kg-1), and silica content has been increased in the order from low humic soils such as Red-yellow soilks to high humic soils such a black soils. 2)- In the result of the general pot experiment (using Latossolo) on the effect to silicic materials apllication by using 2 kinds of silicate calcium (Japan), nickel steel sludge (Brasil) and diatomaceous soil (Brasil) for corn, soybean and rice, roots of plants from each management soil increased in proportion to apllication quantities of each material. In the result of particular pot experiment with root-split (using Latossolo), roots of Plants in each compartment also increased in proportion to application quantities of each material and it was considered that the root property had to expand selectively into the soilwith high silica content. Furthermorem the silica (Si) density of the plant had increased in proprtion to application quantities of silica materials, and the dry matter of plants also had increased. From these results, it was guessed taht the effect of silica application was large on field crops growth. 3)- In the field examination on Latossolo, we investigated the effect of 3.000 Kg há 1 of powdery nikcel steel sludge applied at ane time primarily for annual crops (corn and millet). The grain yield of corn had been increased by 5% by applying silicic material. This rate of yield increase was not worthwhile as a primary outcome, but it is certain that the quantily of roots had been increased and insect damage had been decreased by a single application. The silica (Si) density pf plant ( leaf+ stalk) after applying silica was kept at a high level until the fruition stage compared to no appliction, and from this result, it was guessed that this situation was one factor in the decreased insevt damage . The yield of millet planted secundary also shoiwed the same tendency. From these results, it can be that there were certainly effects from silica application for field crops.
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