Cecilio Viega Soares Filho

• Abstract

  It is estimated that in Brazil there are about 180 million hectares of pastures, with 60% with some degree of degradation. Recovery of degraded areas requires restoration of soil fertility, for plant growth and forage production, and the use of microbial inoculants with plant growth promoting bacteria may help in these processes. Due to the search for more viable and economical forms of n…

  Evaluation of diazotrophic plant growth promoting bacteria in tropical grasses, AP.R

• Abstract

  In Brazil, especially in São Paulo pastures are the most used in animal feed, much of which are in the process of degradation. This work will have to study the feasibility of recovering degraded pasture at different ways of introducing Estilosantes cv. Campo Grande (Stylosanthes capitata and S. macrocephala) in Brachiaria decumbens through evaluations of dry matter production, organic res…

  Recovery with the introduction of pasture estilosantes Campo Grande, AP.R

• Abstract

  The process of intensification of the production of milk implicates in the use of forage high capacity of production of dry matter and good nutritional quality. The research project has for objectives to evaluate the answer of the culture of the alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.) to dose growing of organic biofertilizer in the development and production of dry matter. The experiment will be dri…

  Answer of the culture of the alfalfa to doses of organic biofertilizer in the development and production of dry matter, AP.R

• Abstract

  The use of alternative strategies that promote improvements in animal production, especially management that associate sustainability with profitability, should be given priority. Thus, the use of growth-promoting bacteria (GPB) and nitrogen fixers in forage grasses can be an important management alternative in the present day for improved pasture production and, consequently, animal prod…

  Bacteria promoting plant growth in the development of Urochloa grass hybrid cv. Mavuno, BP.IC

• Abstract

  The use of alternative strategies that promote improvements in animal production, especially management that associate sustainability with profitability, should be given priority. Thus, the use of growth-promoting and nitrogen-fixing bacteria in forage grasses may be an important management alternative in the present day for improved pasture production and, consequently, animal production…

  Bacteria that promote plant growth in the development of Panicum maximum cv. Zuri, BP.IC
• Evaluation of diazotrophic bacteria promoting plant growth in tropical grasses, BP.TT

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