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Controlo do risco de salinização de um solo de barro (vertissolo) melhorando a drenagem interna com subsolagem e drenos toupeira

Authors: Laranjeira, Isabel Maria Fernandes;

Controlo do risco de salinização de um solo de barro (vertissolo) melhorando a drenagem interna com subsolagem e drenos toupeira

Abstract

O objetivo deste trabalho é o de estudar um conjunto de técnicas de drenagem em regadio (subsolado e drenos toupeira) que garantam a melhoria das condições de drenagem interna dos solos de Barro (Vertissolos), contribuindo enquanto condições base para a sua proteção contra a salinização. Os resultados discutidos no presente trabalho decorrem da monitorização da salinidade do solo, numa parcela localizada no Outeiro em Ferreira do Alentejo, onde foram instalados em solo de Barro (Cp): drenos de plástico com subsolagem e com drenos toupeira e drenos toupeira apenas. Estando sujeita em anos anteriores a culturas de sequeiro, a parcela foi regada com água de má qualidade (C3S1) da Ribeira de Canhestros. A variação vertical de sais deve-se a efeitos da pouca lixiviação verificada durante a campanha de rega, na sequência das pequenas dotações de rega aplicadas e da quase nula precipitação verificada neste período. /ABSTRACT - The objective is to study a set of techniques in irrigated agriculture that contribute to improve drainage of the Vertisol soils, protecting them against salinity. Discussed results were obtained by monitoring an experiment field with Barros clay soils in Outeiro (Ferreira do Alentejo). A basic drainage system was built based on perforated plastic pipe drains, complemented with three experiment modalities: no further soil deep loosening; subsoiling; mole drains. A supplementary modality was later established consisting on mole drains opening directly into a drainage channel, without basic drainage network. The experiment field was irrigated With poor quality water fi'om the neighbor Canhestros River (C3Sl) and salt contents evolution was monitored within the soil profile and in the drainage water, as compared to soil salinity initial status, which resulted from several years of cereal rainfed cropping. Important salt increase was observed which is due to poor drainage and rain scarcity during the experiment.

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Portugal
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Keywords

Drenos toupeira, Salinity, Drenagem, Vertisol soils, Drainage, Mole drains, Subsoiling, Subsolagem, Barros, Salinidade

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