CV Lattes
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Universidade Federal de São Carlos (UFSCAR). Centro de Ciências Agrárias (CCA) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Has experience in Chemistry, acting on the following subjects: silicatos lamelares, ferti-liberadores, aprendizagem, biopolímeros and nutrient. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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| Researchers use cellulose to develop slow-release fertilizer and a self-fertilizing propagation pot |
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The use of controlled release materials for macro and micronutrients is an efficient tool that contributes to the sustainability of agricultural practices. The increase of the fertilizer efficiency, reduction of soil toxicity and negative effects associated with overdose are some of the benefits provided by these materials. However, the release efficiency of the material and its degradati…
The use of controlled release fertilizers (ferti-releasers or coated fertilizers) is a new trend for improving productivity, reducing costs and environmental pollution. Such fertilizers release gradually the nutrients to the plant in order to supply its requirement. The preparation of a microsphere from natural materials (chitosan and montmorilonite clay) added with nutrients, according t…
Enhanced efficiency fertilizers (EEFs) have the potential to improve the agricultural systems by specific formulation of materials which has mechanisms of slow or controlled release. Studies have shown that the use of EEFs promote an increase in nutrients use efficiency, reduces the doses of application and the frequency of the application along with the cost of the fertilizer. Because of…
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