graduation at Agronomia from Faculdade de Engenharia Campus de Ilha Solteira Unesp (1992), master's at Agronomia - Agricultura - Botucatu from Faculdade de Ciências Agronômicas Campus de Botucatu Unesp (1995) and doctorate at Agronomia - Agricultura - Botucatu from Faculdade de Ciências Agronômicas Campus de Botucatu Unesp (1998). Has experience in Agronomy, acting on the following subjects: plantio direto, arroz, calagem, milho and adubação nitrogenada. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The intense mechanization of harvesting and planting occurred in the system of sugarcane production, arising from the completion of the burn, the soil subjected to strong compression, reducing root growth, reducing productivity and longevity and subjecting the soil erosion risk due to lower water infiltration into the soil. For these reasons, we study new systems of soil preparation and s…
In no tillage system the absence of soil mobilization consequently decreases plant residues accumulation and places fertilizers on surface, affecting the acidification process.Thus, it is necessary input application, especially materials for acidity correction.Improvements on physical, chemical and biological soil conditions occur with lime application that favor the production of biomass…
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Brazil is a world leader in the food production in a sustainable way. However, most part of the inputs used in their agriculture come from imports, such as fertilizers, for example, which makes their acquisition expensive and difficult to access for farmers. A local alternative for these fertilizers is the use of ground silicate rocks, such as K-feldspar phonolite, a source of potassium, …
Studies show that global climate changes are accelerated by the emission of greenhouse gases (GHG) from human activities. The main GHG is CO2, with agricultural activity being responsible for around 40% of all CO2 emitted in Brazil. The soil, when properly managed, constitutes an important reservoir of carbon (C), which is sequestered in organic matter. In accounting for C inputs and outp…
Sugarcane (Saccharum spp.) is one of the main crops of economic interest in the world, serving as a raw material for the production of ethanol, sugar and bioenergy. Microorganisms play several roles in the ecosystem, including Plant Growth-Promoting Bacteria (PGPBs), which can bring several benefits to the cultivation of sugarcane. Evaluating the effect of these bacteria on their physiolo…
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Rice is one of the main cereals consumed in the world, and in this scenario upland cultivation has been highlighted by the low demand of water resources for its production. Because these are less productive cultivars, cost reduction is necessary for producers to remain competitive in the market. For this, the trend has been to optimize the operations in the crop field, being a possibility…
The present research project is part of a long-term experiment, installed in 2002/03, at the College of Agricultural Sciences of UNESP, in Botucatu (SP). Since the implantation, the persistence and distribution of 15N within the soil-corn / forage-soybean system and the activity and microbial population in relation to the soil N cycle have never been evaluated. Thus, following the experim…
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The liming affects biological activities in the soil, and can to influence both the physical and chemistry of the soil and, thereby, changes crop growth and yields. Additionally, to use de lime, the gypsum use as a complementary practice can influence on root system development and resource availability. This changes the soil capacity to assembly the bacterial community and as to influenc…
Soybean has great economic and social importance for Brazil, and nitrogen, the most required nutrient by plants, is fully supplied by bacteria symbiosis. In order to guarantee the biological process maximization, it is necessary to inoculate strains of efficient and competitive bacteria, that accompany the technological development of new cultivars. In Brazil, 50 million doses of inoculan…
Upland rice is gaining importance worldwide in agriculture because is a form of cultivation with low consumption of water for irrigation. Rice is very responsive to the action of growth regulators. Cytokinin is a phytohormone that plays many roles in plants, including cell division and expansion, establishment of sink activity, mobilization of nutrients and photoassimilates, increase in p…
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