Soil aggregation and carbon stabilization in burn and no-burn sugarcane management systems

ABSTRACT Retaining sugarcane straw over the soil after harvesting can improve soil structure and increase soil carbon stabilization, mainly in macroaggregates. We evaluated the carbon content in the aggregate classes in areas under burn and no-burn (adopted for five years) sugarcane management syste...

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Main Authors: MARIA DE FÁTIMA GUIMARÃES, JOSÉ F. DE OLIVEIRA, TIAGO S. TELLES, WALQUÍRIA MACHADO, GRAZIELA M.C. BARBOSA, JOÃO TAVARES FILHO
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Published: Academia Brasileira de Ciências 2018-06-01
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author MARIA DE FÁTIMA GUIMARÃES
JOSÉ F. DE OLIVEIRA
TIAGO S. TELLES
WALQUÍRIA MACHADO
GRAZIELA M.C. BARBOSA
JOÃO TAVARES FILHO
author_facet MARIA DE FÁTIMA GUIMARÃES
JOSÉ F. DE OLIVEIRA
TIAGO S. TELLES
WALQUÍRIA MACHADO
GRAZIELA M.C. BARBOSA
JOÃO TAVARES FILHO
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description ABSTRACT Retaining sugarcane straw over the soil after harvesting can improve soil structure and increase soil carbon stabilization, mainly in macroaggregates. We evaluated the carbon content in the aggregate classes in areas under burn and no-burn (adopted for five years) sugarcane management systems, focusing on the superficial layer (0.00-0.20 m). The experiment was carried in an Oxisol and the treatments consisted in burnt sugarcane, manual harvest; burnt sugarcane, mechanized harvest; and no-burn, mechanized harvest. The retention of sugarcane straw on the soil surface is justified by the increase in carbon content and carbon stock in the surface layer (0.00-0.20 m) by restructuring of the soil, even though it cannot match the structure of the soil under native forest. Our results suggest that in no-burn management the carbon not occluded inside aggregates was important to increase carbon stabilization in soil and that more attention should be given to macroaggregates 2.00-8.00 mm present in this management system, that showed higher carbon content and was responsible for increase of the geometric and weight diameter, increasing the erosion resistance in the long term in relation to burn systems.
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spelling doaj.art-a4fe41a57d6b401c9c0a8f300d191a582022-12-21T19:27:01ZengAcademia Brasileira de CiênciasAnais da Academia Brasileira de Ciências1678-26902018-06-01902 suppl 12459246710.1590/0001-3765201820170772S0001-37652018000502459Soil aggregation and carbon stabilization in burn and no-burn sugarcane management systemsMARIA DE FÁTIMA GUIMARÃESJOSÉ F. DE OLIVEIRATIAGO S. TELLESWALQUÍRIA MACHADOGRAZIELA M.C. BARBOSAJOÃO TAVARES FILHOABSTRACT Retaining sugarcane straw over the soil after harvesting can improve soil structure and increase soil carbon stabilization, mainly in macroaggregates. We evaluated the carbon content in the aggregate classes in areas under burn and no-burn (adopted for five years) sugarcane management systems, focusing on the superficial layer (0.00-0.20 m). The experiment was carried in an Oxisol and the treatments consisted in burnt sugarcane, manual harvest; burnt sugarcane, mechanized harvest; and no-burn, mechanized harvest. The retention of sugarcane straw on the soil surface is justified by the increase in carbon content and carbon stock in the surface layer (0.00-0.20 m) by restructuring of the soil, even though it cannot match the structure of the soil under native forest. Our results suggest that in no-burn management the carbon not occluded inside aggregates was important to increase carbon stabilization in soil and that more attention should be given to macroaggregates 2.00-8.00 mm present in this management system, that showed higher carbon content and was responsible for increase of the geometric and weight diameter, increasing the erosion resistance in the long term in relation to burn systems.http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0001-37652018000502459&lng=en&tlng=ensugarcane strawsoil aggregatescarbon stocksand fractionsoil structure
spellingShingle MARIA DE FÁTIMA GUIMARÃES
JOSÉ F. DE OLIVEIRA
TIAGO S. TELLES
WALQUÍRIA MACHADO
GRAZIELA M.C. BARBOSA
JOÃO TAVARES FILHO
Soil aggregation and carbon stabilization in burn and no-burn sugarcane management systems
Anais da Academia Brasileira de Ciências
sugarcane straw
soil aggregates
carbon stock
sand fraction
soil structure
title Soil aggregation and carbon stabilization in burn and no-burn sugarcane management systems
title_full Soil aggregation and carbon stabilization in burn and no-burn sugarcane management systems
title_fullStr Soil aggregation and carbon stabilization in burn and no-burn sugarcane management systems
title_full_unstemmed Soil aggregation and carbon stabilization in burn and no-burn sugarcane management systems
title_short Soil aggregation and carbon stabilization in burn and no-burn sugarcane management systems
title_sort soil aggregation and carbon stabilization in burn and no burn sugarcane management systems
topic sugarcane straw
soil aggregates
carbon stock
sand fraction
soil structure
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