Soil microbial biomass, organic C, and soybean physiology in integrated crop–livestock systems with different inputs
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Titre anglais
Soil microbial biomass, organic C, and soybean physiology in integrated crop–livestock systems with different inputs
Auteur(s)
- BETTIO Daniele Perreti
- ARAÚJO Ademir Sergio Ferreira de
- BONIFACIO Aurenivia
- ARAUJO Fabio Fernando de
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G69XE39N
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Date ajout
5 janvier 2021 17:06
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5 janvier 2021 17:06
Résumé anglais
This study assessed the effect of soil inputs, i.e., lime, gypsum and fertilizers, on biological parameters, total organic C (TOC), and growth and physiology of soybean under integrated crop-livestock system (ICLS). Five soil inputs were evaluated: CT (no input), T1 (lime), T2 (lime and gypsum), T3 (lime, gypsum and NPK), and T4 (lime, gypsum, NPK and micronutrients). The highest TOC and soil microbial biomass values were found in T4 (7.8 g kg−1) and T1 (146.7 mg C kg−1), respectively. Soil respiration and dehydrogenase were higher in T2 (5.2 mg CO2 kg−1 and 0.19 mg kg−1, respectively). The highest soybean biomass, shoot dry weight, and chlorophyll values were found in T2 (14.1 g plant−1, 12.6 g plant−1, and 12.9 chlorophyll index plant−1, respectively), while total N and phenols were higher in T1 (27.4 mg N g−1 and 34.1 µg mL−1, respectively). The highest lipid peroxidation and peroxidase activity values were observed in CT (1.9 µM g−1) and T1 (1.58 µM g−1), respectively. The soil conditioning via the application of lime and gypsum can contribute to improving the status of biological parameters and TOC in ICLS, and it could contribute for improving the growth and physiology of soybean.
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CRAW tags
- AB - Utile à l'AB
- FREDO biologie et travail du sol
- FREDO fertilisation
- GEO Brésil
WEB tags
- agricultural systems
- limestone
- micronutrients
- plant growth
Titre de la publication
Archives of Agronomy and Soil Science
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0
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Date caractères
December 12, 2020
Date publication
12 décembre 2020
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10.1080/03650340.2020.1864341
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0365-0340
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