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Diagnose por subtração em girassol

Authors: Cruz, Mara Cristina Pessôa da; Ferreira, Manoel Evaristo; Fernandes, Nelson Gimenez;

Diagnose por subtração em girassol

Abstract

Com o objetivo de determinar a provável causa do aparecimento de anormalidades em um campo de produção de girassol (Helianthus annuus L.), uma vez que a possibilidade de doenças parasíticas fora eliminada, realizou-se um ensaio de diagnose por subtração, no qual foram omitidos os nutrientes: N, K, S, B, Mo, Cu, Mn e Zn. Foi empregado solo da lavoura onde o problema havia sido detectado, um Latossolo Vermelho-Escuro fase arenosa. Nos tratamentos -N, -K, -S e -B foram observados sintomas de deficiência, nos quais, exceto no tratamento -S, ocorreu também significativa redução no peso da matéria seca total das plantas em relação ao tratamento completo. Não se observou exata reprodução da sintomatologia existente no campo; no entanto, deve-se considerar que, naquelas condições, havia uma interação entre os quatro elementos, bem como efeito das condições ambientais.

Looking for tIve probable causes of tive appearance of abnormalities in a sunflower crop (Helianthus annuus once the possibilite of a parasitia disease had been eliminated, a diagnostic toat was dona by subtraction, wherein fite plant nutrients N, 1<, 5, O, Mo, Cu, Mn and Zn were omitted. A sandy-phase dark-red latosol from the farm where the problem had been observed was used. In the -N, -K, -S and -B treatmentk deficiency symptoms appeared in which (except for -S treatment) also a significant reduction in the total dry water weight occurred, as related to the complete treatment. Those symptoms did not match the field deficiency symptoms. However, it is postulated that the cause of the symptoms observed in the field may lia in tive interaction among these four nutrients.

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Brazil
Keywords

Nutritional deficiency, Plant nutrients, Matéria seca, Dry matter, Nutrientes de plantas, Deficiência nutricional

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