MANAGEMENT OF SOLE AND INTERCROPPED GRASS CROPS WITH Brachiaria ruziziensis AND EFFICIENCY OF SIDEDRESS NITROGEN

This work aimed to quantify the efficiency of N-recovered from ammonium sulfate (AS) applied to thegrasses grown on an exclusive basis in sidedressing, to evaluate the performance of maize, pearl millet and sorghumin single-crop and intercropped management systems with Brachiaria ruziziensis, and dr...

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Main Author: WALDO ALEJANDRO RUBEN LARA-CABEZAS
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Language:English
Published: Associação Brasileira de Milho e Sorgo 2011-08-01
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Online Access:http://rbms.cnpms.embrapa.br/index.php/ojs/article/view/344/451
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description This work aimed to quantify the efficiency of N-recovered from ammonium sulfate (AS) applied to thegrasses grown on an exclusive basis in sidedressing, to evaluate the performance of maize, pearl millet and sorghumin single-crop and intercropped management systems with Brachiaria ruziziensis, and dry matter production of bothmanagement systems. An experiment was carried out at the Polo Regional Noroeste Paulista, located in Votuporanga, SãoPaulo State, Brazil, during the 2007/2008 season in a moderate eutrophic Argisol of sandy texture. The experiment wasset up in randomized blocks design, in triplicate, consisting of six treatments (crop-management). Each replicate consistedof seven 15 m long plant rows. The efficiency of the N-recovered from AS applied at a rate of 80 kg.ha-1 N split in twoequal times in grasses managed exclusively, grain yield and production of dry matter at.harvest of single and intercroppedgrasses were evaluated. The millet was more efficient in recovering the N-AS compared to maize and sorghum at the firstpart of nitrogen fertilization, being similar for all three grasses after applying the second parcel. The largest proportionof fertilizer-N was observed in shoots of millet and grains in maize. On the other hand, sorghum showed a similardistribution between shoots and grains. Grain yield of maize, millet and sorghum was not affected by the intercroppingwith pasture. Crops with greater plant growth (maize and millet) inhibited the development of B. ruziziensis. The lowestvegetative growth of sorghum favored the highest dry matter yield of the pasture. The management of the intercroppingeffectively increases the soil covering, important in regions with dry autumn/winter.
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spelling doaj.art-4e8380773b1d407e9ac3ae16f2e468742022-12-21T22:05:59ZengAssociação Brasileira de Milho e SorgoRevista Brasileira de Milho e Sorgo1676-689X1980-64772011-08-01102130145MANAGEMENT OF SOLE AND INTERCROPPED GRASS CROPS WITH Brachiaria ruziziensis AND EFFICIENCY OF SIDEDRESS NITROGENWALDO ALEJANDRO RUBEN LARA-CABEZASThis work aimed to quantify the efficiency of N-recovered from ammonium sulfate (AS) applied to thegrasses grown on an exclusive basis in sidedressing, to evaluate the performance of maize, pearl millet and sorghumin single-crop and intercropped management systems with Brachiaria ruziziensis, and dry matter production of bothmanagement systems. An experiment was carried out at the Polo Regional Noroeste Paulista, located in Votuporanga, SãoPaulo State, Brazil, during the 2007/2008 season in a moderate eutrophic Argisol of sandy texture. The experiment wasset up in randomized blocks design, in triplicate, consisting of six treatments (crop-management). Each replicate consistedof seven 15 m long plant rows. The efficiency of the N-recovered from AS applied at a rate of 80 kg.ha-1 N split in twoequal times in grasses managed exclusively, grain yield and production of dry matter at.harvest of single and intercroppedgrasses were evaluated. The millet was more efficient in recovering the N-AS compared to maize and sorghum at the firstpart of nitrogen fertilization, being similar for all three grasses after applying the second parcel. The largest proportionof fertilizer-N was observed in shoots of millet and grains in maize. On the other hand, sorghum showed a similardistribution between shoots and grains. Grain yield of maize, millet and sorghum was not affected by the intercroppingwith pasture. Crops with greater plant growth (maize and millet) inhibited the development of B. ruziziensis. The lowestvegetative growth of sorghum favored the highest dry matter yield of the pasture. The management of the intercroppingeffectively increases the soil covering, important in regions with dry autumn/winter.http://rbms.cnpms.embrapa.br/index.php/ojs/article/view/344/451Zea maysSorghum bicolorPennisetum americanum15N-ammonium sulfate.
spellingShingle WALDO ALEJANDRO RUBEN LARA-CABEZAS
MANAGEMENT OF SOLE AND INTERCROPPED GRASS CROPS WITH Brachiaria ruziziensis AND EFFICIENCY OF SIDEDRESS NITROGEN
Revista Brasileira de Milho e Sorgo
Zea mays
Sorghum bicolor
Pennisetum americanum
15N-ammonium sulfate.
title MANAGEMENT OF SOLE AND INTERCROPPED GRASS CROPS WITH Brachiaria ruziziensis AND EFFICIENCY OF SIDEDRESS NITROGEN
title_full MANAGEMENT OF SOLE AND INTERCROPPED GRASS CROPS WITH Brachiaria ruziziensis AND EFFICIENCY OF SIDEDRESS NITROGEN
title_fullStr MANAGEMENT OF SOLE AND INTERCROPPED GRASS CROPS WITH Brachiaria ruziziensis AND EFFICIENCY OF SIDEDRESS NITROGEN
title_full_unstemmed MANAGEMENT OF SOLE AND INTERCROPPED GRASS CROPS WITH Brachiaria ruziziensis AND EFFICIENCY OF SIDEDRESS NITROGEN
title_short MANAGEMENT OF SOLE AND INTERCROPPED GRASS CROPS WITH Brachiaria ruziziensis AND EFFICIENCY OF SIDEDRESS NITROGEN
title_sort management of sole and intercropped grass crops with brachiaria ruziziensis and efficiency of sidedress nitrogen
topic Zea mays
Sorghum bicolor
Pennisetum americanum
15N-ammonium sulfate.
url http://rbms.cnpms.embrapa.br/index.php/ojs/article/view/344/451
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