Otimizando a taxa de fósforo para aumentar o rendimento e a qualidade dos grãos em dois acessos de Camelina sativa (L.) crantz
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https://doi.org/10.5433/1679-0359.2021v42n5p2735Palavras-chave:
Fertilização, Teor de óleo, Absorção de P na semente, Taxa de crescimento da cultura.Resumo
Camelina sativa (L.) Crantz é uma cultura de sementes oleaginosas emergente e faltam informações de pesquisa sobre sua resposta a diferentes níveis de fertilizante de fósforo (P). O estudo de dois anos foi realizado para investigar a resposta de C. sativa a várias doses de fertilizante P. Os experimentos foram dispostos em blocos casualizados em arranjo fatorial com quatro repetições. O P foi aplicado em solo na proporção de 0, 30, 40 e 60 kg ha-1 em dois acessos de C. sativa, canadenses e australianos. As doses de P aplicadas no solo tiveram efeitos significativos sobre o crescimento, rendimento e qualidade de C. sativa e dois acessos foram variados entre si. O acesso australiano teve melhor desempenho em termos de características de qualidade e o canadense foi superior em termos de rendimento de sementes. O aumento na taxa de P melhorou o crescimento, rendimento e qualidade e 60 kg P ha-1 resultou em taxa máxima de crescimento da cultura (6,79), rendimento de sementes (1339 kg ha-1), absorção total de P (0,67%) e teor de óleo (39,8 %). O modelo de regressão estimou que cada incremento na dose de P aumentou a produtividade de sementes em 11,5 e 11,2 kg ha-1 nos acessos canadense e australiano, respectivamente. Conclusivamente, aumentos nas doses de P (0 a 60 kg ha-1) conferem um impacto positivo sobre os acessos de C. sativa e 60 kg P ha-1 foram mais eficazes para atingir rendimento e lucratividade ideais.Downloads
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