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Mitigation of greenhouse gases emission affected by no-tillage and winter cover crops in a subtropical paddy rice ecosystem

Mário Felipe Mezzari ORCID logo , Murilo Veloso ORCID logo , Rafael Nunes dos Santos ORCID logo , Glaciele Barbosa Valente ORCID logo , Filipe Selau Carlos ORCID logo , Cimelio Bayer ORCID logo

06/Apr/2023

ABSTRACT Paddy rice production based on traditional soil management emits large amounts of methane (CH4) into the atmosphere. This study assessed the potential of no-tillage (NT) and winter cover crops (WCC) to mitigate net greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in a subtropical paddy rice ecosystem. A long-term (20-yrs) experiment was evaluated regarding the effect of NT combined with winter fallow or three WCC (ryegrass, white oat, and birdsfoot trefoil) on seasonal CH4 -C and nitrous oxide (N2O-N) emissions and on soil […]

Phosphorus availability for flooded rice under the residual effect of lime, gypsum, and manure applied to common bean

W. R. Azevedo, V. Faquin, L. A. Fernandes, A. C. Oliveira Júnior

01/Dec/2004

Four experiments were conducted simultaneously in a Alluvial Soil, a Low-Humic Gley, a Humic Gley and an artificially drained bog soil with the objective of evaluating the influence of liming and manure applied in previous bean crop on residual effects of phosphorus fertilization, extractor efficiency and acid phosphatase activity in aired soils before flooding in the prediction of P availability to rice cultivated after flooding. After the bean harvest, replicates of each treatment for each soil were mixed and 3.2 kg […]

Viability of soybean inoculation with Bradyrhizobium strains in flooded soil

D. Scholles, L. K. Vargas

01/Dec/2004

Soybean can be a viable alternative crop for lowlands. However, soybean relies on biological nitrogen fixation, a process that is normally affected by soil flooding, depending on the macrosymbiont genotype. Moreover, the behavior of different bradyrhizobia strains in flooded soil is yet unknown. The present research aimed to evaluate the efficiency of Bradyrhizobium elkanii and Bradyrhizobium japonicum strains recommended for soybean in comparison to mineral nitrogen fertilization, in flooded soil. The experiment was carried out in a greenhouse, where soybean […]

Nutritional limitations of rice crop in an organic soil of Northern Fluminense region

W.E. de B. Andrade, A.F. de Souza, J.G. de Carvalho

01/Sep/1997

The nutritional limitations of an organic soil supporting a lowland rice crop, cv. Inca, were identified in a greenhouse experiment in Lavras, State of Minas Gerais, from December, 1994, to June, 1995. Soil samples were collected in Northern Fluminense region. Treatments consisted of control (natural soil), complete (N, P, K, limestone, S, B, Co, Cu, Mo, and Zn) and complete lacking one of these nutrients at a time. At the grain maturation time, the treatments lacking N and K showed […]