[PDF] Top 20 SOYBEAN ROOT GROWTH AND CROP YIELD IN REPONSE TO LIMING AT THE BEGINNING OF A NO-TILLAGE SYSTEM

... 1 and 5). This interpretation is in agreement with the literature, which states that lime application on the surface is efficient in impeding a surge of exchangeable Al; however, ... See full document

... sequence in the same area: i) soybean+oat (oat+soybean+oat+soybean) identified by the following geodesic coordinates: latitude 26°52’S; longitude 52°01’W; altitude 995m; ii) ... See full document

... is the mechanical manipulation of the soil and plant residues to prepare an appropriate seedbed for crop planting, which have several advantages such as loosening soil, ... See full document

... According to the PCA, the increase of soybean yield was conditioned by 'BRS Piatã' and 'BRS Tamani' grasses intercropped with cowpea and pigeon pea (G1C1, G1C2, ... See full document

... In the evaluation carried out in R3 (Table 3), 2013/14 crop season, the use of shank and deep tillage provided the best results in root length, ... See full document

... that crop yields are not uniform at the field. In some places, it is possible to distinguish sites with both low and high yields even within the same ...aimed to ... See full document

... – The objective of this work was to evaluate the residual effects of occasional soil tillage in a 17-year-old, no-tillage system, associated with ... See full document

... aimed at determining soil quality indicators and soilborne fungi in a no-tillage ...design, in a 3 × 2 factorial arrangement, was ...millet and common bean) provided straw ... See full document

... mass at the beginning of the crop development was influenced significantly by the treatments (Table 7), with lower values occurring in the treatment without ... See full document

... for the control of annual and perennial weeds and cover crops (Galli & Montezuma, 2005; Matallo et ...However, the effect of glyphosate on plant coverage is slow, taking a ... See full document

... due to the presence of continuous and biological pores, which favor root growth even in areas with low SPR (Tormena et ...ought to be used as critical or limiting ... See full document

... reluctance to adopt ICL is based on the risk of soil compaction caused by livestock trampling during the pasture cycle, which could limit crop root growth and grain ... See full document

... millet and pigeon pea grown in the winter (Table ...Brassica, the decomposition rate of plant residues of this crop is also high, compared to ...similar to ... See full document

... effects of crop rotation systems (CRS) on soybean yield and agronomic characteristics were evaluated from 1996/1997 to 2010/2011 at Embrapa Trigo, Passo Fundo (RS), ...no ... See full document

... foreign and domestic varieties of sugar beet tolerant to rhizo- mania were studied in a trial conducted at two localities (Ruma and Sremska Mitrovica experiment ...stations). ... See full document

... grass and poultry litter in 3:1 ratio (v:v), was produced on-site and applied to the planting furrows once before broccoli ...analysis of the OC showed: ...S, and ... See full document

... from root nodules of Mimosa pudica induced growth and yield of Brassica ...campestris. The isolate MP6 secreted hydroxamate type siderophore in Chrom-Azurol ... See full document

... treatment of seeds (time 1) for both cultivars and crop locations has damaged seedling emergence compared to treatment in pre-sowing (time 2) (Table ...(germination and vigor) ... See full document

... Integrated crop-livestock farming system have demonstrated various economic and environmental ...lack of information on the effects of different desiccation times of ... See full document

... – The objective of this work was to evaluate the density and composition of the soil weed seed bank when bean, corn, and soybean are cultivated in ... See full document