... the useof agricultural inputs have been used in agriculture to identify the optimal level of nutrients to be supplied for high ...losses and excessive application of fertilizers that ...
... factors of yield, nitrogen (N) fertilization and the correct supply ofwater play an important role in the quality and yield aspects of ...aim of this study was to ...
... Measurement of biomass, leaf nitrate and N content Nitrate from newly expanded leaves was extracted in boiling water for 30 min and reacted with salicylic acid, and the color was ...
... contribution of the west indian cherry crop to the Northeast region of the country, its yield is limited by numerous biotic and abiotic factors, particularly the availability and quality ...
... greenhouse of the Crop Science Department, UFV, Minas Gerais State, Brazil (20°45'14"S, 42°52'53"W) in October ...solution of sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl) and then washed with deionized ...
... surface and profile information, and detailed crop management (variety, row spacing, plant population, fertilizer and irrigation application dates and amounts) as ...model and cultivar ...
... rate of N fertilization, may intensify the environmental impact, since N fertilization efficiency worldwide is low and stood around 33% (Raun & Johnson, ...content of soil organic matter ...
... conversion efficiencyof 80.0kg DM of forage/kg of N ...potential of using fertilization on forage production at the time of growth of the grass, regardless of the ...
... moisture and the relative water content of roots in many plant species (Thompson et ...site of synthesis need to be re-examined more ...roots of pea (Pisum sativum) and Asiatic ...
... increased, and this can be explained by the small grass leaf ...translocation and transpiration ofwater, there was water evaporation from the soil surface, besides the small root ...
... for waterand nutrient uptake (Takahashi & Mercier, 2011), which provides a direct and continuous contact between plants and the ...60% ofnitrogen applied to the soil is ...
... responses, water loss and CO 2 assimilation rates of plants in contrasting ...photosynthesis and stomatal conductance of five plant species from a semiarid ...ratio of leaves ...
... intensity of the fluorescence emitted, when almost all quinone is reduced and the reaction centers reach their maximum capacity of photochemical reactions (Suassuna et ...initial and maximum ...
... E and WUE parameters of the cultivars were different, as were those for the cultivars that were not subjected to glyphosate, on the fourth leaf at 45 ...characteristics of each ...all of the ...
... the useof multi-point sequential cooling of metal mold with reduced wall thickness allows a good quality castings with low shrinkage ...casting and collapsed walls in the places where the ...
... execute and report on the counterfactual experiment in which the utility cost of abortion is reduced to zero, we know that it would be difficult to implement in ...cost of abortions can also be ...
... aim of this study was to evaluate gas exchange, efficiencyof the photosynthetic apparatus, and antioxidant activity in Copaifera langsdorffii ...conditions ofwater ...
... screen, and stored in plastic containers for the determination of DM (method ...1990) and using a fixed conversion factor ...1990), and sulfuric acid lignin (Robertson and Van Soest, ...
... cultivation of irrigated guava in semi-arid areas highlights the need for information regarding its responses to irrigation water quality and the fertilization management that enables its ...effect ...
... conditions of the Brazilian South region confer a vast plantation area for dry soybeans, with a sowing calendar between October and December, when there are very low climatic risks to yield according to the ...