Doses de fósforo e de cama-de-frango na produção de bardana

Abstract

Conduziu-se este experimento, com o objetivo de avaliar o efeito da incorporação ao solo de fósforo (P) e de cama-de-frango (CF) sobre o crescimento e a produção da bardana. Estudaram-se cinco doses de P (4,3; 25,8; 43,0; 60,2 e 81,7 kg ha-1) e cinco doses de CF (1; 6; 10; 14 e 19 t ha-1) perfazendo nove tratamentos, definidos por meio da matriz experimental PLAN PUEBLA III, dispostos no delineamento experimental blocos casualizados, com quatro repetições. A altura máxima (129,87 cm) foi alcançada aos 113 dias após o transplante, com o tratamento de 60,2 e 14 t ha-1 de P e CF, respectivamente. As maiores produções de massa fresca das folhas foram de 22,87 Mg ha-1, quando se utilizou 81,7 kg ha-1 de P e de 18,38 Mg ha-1 com a dose de 19 t ha-1 de CF. As maiores produções de massa seca das folhas ocorreram sob as maiores doses de CF. As maiores produções de massas frescas de raízes foram de 2,44 Mg ha-1 e 2,00 Mg ha-1, alcançadas com os tratamentos 81,7 kg ha-1 de P e 1 t ha-1 de CF e 4,3 kg ha-1 de P e 19 t ha-1 de CF, respectivamente. A maior produção de massa seca de raiz foi 0,33 Mg ha-1 obtida com o uso das maiores doses de fósforo e doses intermediárias de CF. _______________________________________________________________________________ ABSTRACT

The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of incorporating phosphorus (P) and chicken manure (CM) to the soil on the growth and yield of burdock. Five doses of phosphorus (4.3, 25.8, 43.0, 60.2, and 81.7 kg ha-1) in triple super phosphate (TSP) form and five doses of semi-decomposed chicken manure (1, 6, 10, 14, and 19 t ha-1) were studied. Nine treatments were defined using Plan Puebla III experimental matrix. Treatments were arranged in a randomized block experimental design with four replications. Maximum height of burdock (129.87 cm) was reached on the 113th day after transplant (DAT) with 60.2 and 14 t ha-1 of phosphorus and chicken manure treatments, respectively. The greatest yields of leaf fresh matter were 22.87 Mg ha-1 when 81.7 kg ha-1 P was used and 18.38 Mg ha-1 with dose of 19 t ha-1 CM. The highest yields of leaf dry matter were related to the highest doses of chicken manure. The greatest yields of root fresh matter were 2.44 Mg ha-1 and 2.00 Mg ha-1, which were reached with treatments of 81.7 kg ha-1 P and1 t ha-1 CM and 4.3 kg ha-1 P and 19 t ha-1 CM, respectively. The highest yield of root dry matter was 0.33 Mg ha-1 obtained with the greatest doses of P and intermediary doses of CM.