Evolución de la fracción orgánica y mineral de un pastizal de la marisma del Guadalquivir. III. Relaciones fisiológicas

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1982 Spain Spanish Publisher:CSIC - Instituto Nacional de Edafología y Agrobiología José María Albareda

Authors: Barroso Paz, Mercedes; Hernández Reina, José Manuel; Murillo Carpio, José Manuel; Chaves Sánchez, Manuel;

handle: 11441/66080 , 10261/77454

Evolución de la fracción orgánica y mineral de un pastizal de la marisma del Guadalquivir. III. Relaciones fisiológicas

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[ES]: En el presente trabajo se estudian diversas relaciones fisiológicas de un pastizal de la marisma del Guadalquivir. Las relaciones Ca/P, K/Ca+Mg, K/Na y (CaO+MgO) - P205 se encuentran razonablemente equilibradas durante gran parte del año. Las relaciones Cel/FND, Hem/FND, Lig/FND, y DFND/DCC ponen de manifiesto la riqueza en gramíneas de la pradera estudiada.

[EN]: Some physiological ratios of a pasture from the Guadalquivir river marsh have been studied. Calcium/Phosphorus, K/Ca+Mg, K/Na and (CaO+MgO) - P205 are reasonably equilibrated while Cel/FND, Hem/FND, Lig/FND, and DFND/DCC ratios show the richness in grasses of the prairie studied.

Trabajo financiado en su totalidad por la Asociación de investigación sobre el toro de Lidia.

7 páginas, 2 figuras, 1 tabla, 10 referencias.

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Spain

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Spanish National Research Council
Spain
University of Seville
Spain

Keywords

Marsh, Pasture, Guadalquivir, Pastizal, Marisma, Mineral

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