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Forest harvest management systems and residual phytomass affecting physical properties of a sandy soil

Karla Nascimento Sena ORCID logo , Kátia Luciene Maltoni ORCID logo , Maria Júlia Betiolo Troleis ORCID logo , Glaucia Amorim Faria ORCID logo

05/Nov/2021

ABSTRACT Organic carbon introduced in soils, mainly through organic matter, has a relevant role in various soil properties and is particularly important in sandy soils. In these soils, the input of organic material is necessary to ensure the sustainability of production systems. This study aimed to investigate the changes in total organic carbon content and its effect on physical properties in areas under different harvest management systems (HMS) after the harvest of eucalyptus. The study was performed in December 2017 […]

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Physical and water properties of an Ultisol under natural forest and savanna and planted to pasture in Roraima, Brazil

Diego Lima de Souza Cruz, José Frutuoso do Vale Júnior, Pablo Lima de Souza Cruz, Anna Bárbara de Souza Cruz, Pedro Paulo Ramos Ribeiro Nascimento

01/Feb/2014

The broad soil and ecosystem diversity of the state of Roraima is gradually being replaced by pasture and, depending on the management system adopted, this can be associated with soil physical degradation. Within this context, the aim of the present study was to evaluate and compare the soil physical attributes of an Argissolo Amarelo (Ultisol) under savanna and forest natural ecosystems, and their conversion into a cattle pasture system. The primary treatments were natural savanna (NS), savanna converted to pasture […]