Fosfato e micorriza na estabilidade de agregados em amostras de latossolos cultivados e não-cultivados
Fosfato e micorriza na estabilidade de agregados em amostras de latossolos cultivados e não-cultivados
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农村耕地和非耕地集体的粮食和微生物的建立
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2001
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P. E. F. D. Motta
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Júlio César Azevedo Nóbrega;J. M. Lima;N. Curi;J. O. Siqueira;P. E. F. D. Motta
In the tropics there is little information on the contribution of soil microorganisms on aggregate stability in the soils. Soil management, crop and fertilization can affect the fungi specie in soil, and also affect aggregate stability. This study attempted to evaluate the effect of earlier cropping, phosphate, inoculation with AMF, and brachiaria and soybean on the geometric mean diameter (GMD), particle flocculation index, root dry matter, and total hyphal length, in dystrophic Red Latosol and dystroferric Red Latosol (both Oxisols). Samples of both soils under natural condition and previously cultivated were brought to the green house and received P fertilization and inoculation. Then, they were cultivated twice with brachiaria and soybean. The results showed that the previously cultivated soils had lower total hyphal length and lower aggregate stability (lower GMD), whereas inoculation increased these parameters according to P level. Phosphate fertilization had an indirect benefit on aggregate stability by increasing total hyphal length and root dry matter.