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10/03/2017 |
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20/05/2022 |
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JOSLIN, A.; MARKEWITZ, D.; MORRIS, L. A.; OLIVEIRA, F. de A.; KATO, O. R. |
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Aaron Joslin, The University of Georgia; Daniel Markewitz, The University of Georgia; Lawrence A. Morris, The University of Georgia; Francisco de Assis Oliveira, UFRA; OSVALDO RYOHEI KATO, CPATU. |
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Improved fallow: growth and nitrogen accumulation of five native tree species in Brazil. |
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2016 |
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Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems, v. 106, n. 1, p 1-15, Sep. 2016. |
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10.1007/s10705-016-9783-0 |
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Small-holding farmers of the Brazilian Amazon often use a rotation of secondary forest, slash-and-burn land-clearing and fallow phase regeneration for agriculture. In recent decades reduction of the fallow phase from ~20 to ~5 years has limited nutrient accumulation by fallow vegetation to sustain future crop growth. Slash-and-mulch and improved fallow schemes, including use of native nitrogen-fixing species, have been investigated to address the issue. In the current study in eastern Amazonia of Brazil, a 7-year old forest site was slash-and-mulched and four treatments applied; no fertilizer and no N-fixer as the control; no fertilizer with N-fixer; P + K fertilizer with no N-fixer; P + K fertilizer with N-fixer. Manioc was planted in all plots at establishment. After manioc harvest and 4 years of fallow, a total of 6 years after planting, use of P + K fertilizer increased tree growth of four of five planted species. In the presence of the N-fixer I. edulis, trends of increased growth and survival among these four tree species were observed. After 6 years, fertilization with P + K significantly increased tree volume and biomass. The N-fixer lowered survival of other species yet increased estimated N uptake of planted trees. Use of P + K fertilizer without N-fixer might allow for commercial harvest of S. amazonicum at the end of one 7-year crop-fallow cycle without jeopardizing agroecosystem N stocks. Use of P + K fertilizer in the presence of I. edulis can increase planted-tree N-content but increases in competition may limit commercial harvest yet may better sustain future food crop growth. MenosSmall-holding farmers of the Brazilian Amazon often use a rotation of secondary forest, slash-and-burn land-clearing and fallow phase regeneration for agriculture. In recent decades reduction of the fallow phase from ~20 to ~5 years has limited nutrient accumulation by fallow vegetation to sustain future crop growth. Slash-and-mulch and improved fallow schemes, including use of native nitrogen-fixing species, have been investigated to address the issue. In the current study in eastern Amazonia of Brazil, a 7-year old forest site was slash-and-mulched and four treatments applied; no fertilizer and no N-fixer as the control; no fertilizer with N-fixer; P + K fertilizer with no N-fixer; P + K fertilizer with N-fixer. Manioc was planted in all plots at establishment. After manioc harvest and 4 years of fallow, a total of 6 years after planting, use of P + K fertilizer increased tree growth of four of five planted species. In the presence of the N-fixer I. edulis, trends of increased growth and survival among these four tree species were observed. After 6 years, fertilization with P + K significantly increased tree volume and biomass. The N-fixer lowered survival of other species yet increased estimated N uptake of planted trees. Use of P + K fertilizer without N-fixer might allow for commercial harvest of S. amazonicum at the end of one 7-year crop-fallow cycle without jeopardizing agroecosystem N stocks. Use of P + K fertilizer in the presence of I. edulis can increase planted-... Mostrar Tudo |
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Espécie arbórea. |
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Nitrogênio; Pousio. |
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K Ciência Florestal e Produtos de Origem Vegetal |
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01/02/2001 |
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25/04/2007 |
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CRUVINEL, P. E.; ARMELIN, M. J. A. |
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Embrapa Instrumentacao Agropecuaria. |
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Compton scattering minitomography scanner for soil science. |
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2000 |
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In: CRUVINEL, P. E.; COLNAGO, L. A. (Ed). Advances in agricultural tomography. São Carlos: Embrapa Agricultural Instrumentation, 2000. p. 24-30. Edição de Proceedings do Workshop on Agricultural Tomography, 1999, São Carlos, SP. |
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