PLANTAS DE COBERTURA EM SISTEMA AGROFLORESTAL ORGÂNICO NO NOROESTE PAULISTA

IF 2.7 3区生物学 Q3 CELL BIOLOGY

Nucleus Pub Date : 2023-09-27 DOI:10.3738/1982.2278.4126

Wander Luis Barbosa BORGES, Nilton Aparecido Marques de OLIVEIRA, Cícero Sebastião de OLIVEIRA, Caio César de OLIVEIRA, Lucas Pires da CUNHA, Diogo dos SANTOS, Luiz Henrique Valentim da SILVA

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Abstract

The experiment was developed at Estância Esperança, in Jales, northwest of São Paulo. The agroforestry system was composed of 5 species: pineapple, banana, papaya, pink pepper and Bixa orellana L., cultivated in an organic system. 5 treatments were used: 4 cover crops and 1 standard treatment (without cover crop): T1: Standard treatment; T2: U. Ruziziensis; T3: M. maximus (Syn. P. maximum) cv. Mombasa; T4: C. Juncea; T5: C. cajan. The experimental design used in randomized blocks with 4 repetitions. The total area of the experiment was 1.8 ha. Dry matter yield and nutrient absorption by cover crops and standard treatment and changes in soil chemical attributes were evaluated. The results were subjected to variance analysis and the averages compared by the Tukey test (p <0.05). Because it has the highest dry matter yield and, consequently, higher nutrient accumulation between cover crops and by reducing the soil Al content, M. Maximus cv. Mombasa proved to be an interesting option to be used as a cover crop in an organic agroforestry system in the northwest of São Paulo.

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这项实验是在圣保罗西北部的Jales的estncia esperana进行的。该农林业系统由菠萝、香蕉、木瓜、粉椒和Bixa orellana L. 5种植物组成，在一个有机系统中种植。5个处理:4个覆盖作物和1个标准处理(不覆盖作物):T1:标准处理;T2: Ruziziensis;T3: M. maximus (Syn. P. maximum) cv。蒙巴萨;T4: C.六月;T5: C. cajan。实验设计采用随机分组，重复4次。试验总面积为1.8 ha。评价了覆盖作物的干物质产量、养分吸收和标准处理以及土壤化学属性的变化。结果进行方差分析，均数比较采用Tukey检验(p <0.05)。由于它具有最高的干物质产量，因此，覆盖作物之间的养分积累更高，并通过降低土壤铝含量，M. Maximus cv。蒙巴萨被证明是一个有趣的选择，可以用作圣保罗西北部有机农林业系统的覆盖作物。

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Nucleus CELL BIOLOGY-

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5.60

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5.40%

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13 weeks

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