Fertilización foliar del frijol común (Phaseolus vulgaris L.): I. El efecto del tiempo de aplicación de nitrógeno
Por: Machado, J.R
| Rosolem, C.A | Balducci Junior, J.J | Nakagawa, J.
Editor: San José, Costa Rica Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA) (Oct-Dic 1982)Descripción: 6 páginas : 2 ilustraciones, 2 tablas.ISSN: 0041-4360.Otro título: Foliar fertilization of beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.): I. Effects of the time of nitrogen application | Adubaçao foliar do feijoeiro (Phaseolus vulgaris L.): I. Estudo de épocas de aplicaçao de nitrogenio.Tema(s): APLICACION FOLIAR | PHASEOLUS VULGARIS | APLICACION DE ABONOS | BRASIL | FOLIAR APPLICATION | PHASEOLUS VULGARIS | FERTILIZER APPLICATION | BRAZILRecursos en línea: Por
En: Turrialba (IICA) v. 32(4) p. 417-421Resumen: To study the effects of foliar fertilization with nitrogen in different stages of plant growth, two field experiments were set out in a sandy loam soil. The first experiment was conducted during the wet season and the second during the dry season. Nitrogen (32-0-0) was applied on the leaves at the level of 20 llha on three different dates divided twice: 15 and 30, 30 and 45, 45 and 60 days front seedling emergence. All of the plots received a basic soil fertilization with 80 kg/ha of P2 O5, 30 kg/ha of K2O applied in the row plus 30 kg/ha of N topdressed 15 days after seedling emergence. Foliar nitrogen fertilization at 30 and 45 days after seedling emergence increased bean production by 18% in the wet season and 39% in the dry season. It was noticed that late season application of nitrogen on the leaves caused an increasing in the thousand-grain weight.
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To study the effects of foliar fertilization with nitrogen in different stages of plant growth, two field experiments were set out in a sandy loam soil. The first experiment was conducted during the wet season and the second during the dry season. Nitrogen (32-0-0) was applied on the leaves at the level of 20 llha on three different dates divided twice: 15 and 30, 30 and 45, 45 and 60 days front seedling emergence. All of the plots received a basic soil fertilization with 80 kg/ha of P2 O5, 30 kg/ha of K2O applied in the row plus 30 kg/ha of N topdressed 15 days after seedling emergence. Foliar nitrogen fertilization at 30 and 45 days after seedling emergence increased bean production by 18% in the wet season and 39% in the dry season. It was noticed that late season application of nitrogen on the leaves caused an increasing in the thousand-grain weight.
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