Establishment of critical nutrient levels in soil and plant for eucalyptus
Antonio João de Lima Neto, Júlio César Lima Neves, HERMINIA EMILIA PRIETO MARTINEZ, Jailson Silva Sousa, Loane Vaz Fernandes
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Antonio João de Lima Neto, Júlio César Lima Neves, HERMINIA EMILIA PRIETO MARTINEZ, Jailson Silva Sousa, Loane Vaz Fernandes
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The adoption of more productive and nutrient-demanding genotypes, in addition soils with low availability of nutrients of soils under forest plantations, lead high fertilizer demand and justify research that seeks to rationalize the use of these inputs. Therefore, we aimed with this research to determine classes of interpretation of soil fertility using boundary line (BL) and estimate macronutrient sufficiency ranges for eucalyptus. Fertility classes and sufficiency ranges were obtained using a database of areas cultivated with eucalyptus in the [...]
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The adoption of more productive and nutrient-demanding genotypes, in addition soils with low availability of nutrients of soils under forest plantations, lead high fertilizer demand and justify research that seeks to rationalize the use of these inputs. Therefore, we aimed with this research to determine classes of interpretation of soil fertility using boundary line (BL) and estimate macronutrient sufficiency ranges for eucalyptus. Fertility classes and sufficiency ranges were obtained using a database of areas cultivated with eucalyptus in the [...]
Key concepts: Eucalyptus, Nutrient, Soil fertility, Soil water, Environmental science, Agroforestry, Fertilizer, Agronomy