Nutrient flows from harvested banana pseudostems

Management of harvested (senescent) banana pseudostems has implications for efficiency of nutrient use for sole cropped as well as intercropped bananas. Two studies were conducted on aspects of nutrient flows from senescent pseudostems. Sixty one and 55% of the initial N and P, respectively, in stan...

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Main Authors: Wortmann, Charles S., Karamura, E.B., Gold, Cliford S.
Format: Journal Article
Language:Inglés
Published: 1994
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/43900
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author Wortmann, Charles S.
Karamura, E.B.
Gold, Cliford S.
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description Management of harvested (senescent) banana pseudostems has implications for efficiency of nutrient use for sole cropped as well as intercropped bananas. Two studies were conducted on aspects of nutrient flows from senescent pseudostems. Sixty one and 55% of the initial N and P, respectively, in standing senescent pseudostems were determined to be translocated to attached growing pseudostems at six weeks after harvest. Lesser proportions of the initial K, S, Fe, Zn, Cu and B were translocated; translocation of Ca, Mg and Mn was negligible. Over 50% and 70% of the initial N, K and Mg were released from the mulch of cut and shredded pseudostems by six and nine weeks after harvest, respectively. Other nutrients were released more slowly from the mulch.
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spelling CGSpace439002024-01-17T12:58:34Z Nutrient flows from harvested banana pseudostems Wortmann, Charles S. Karamura, E.B. Gold, Cliford S. musa (bananas) nutrients cycling cropping systems musa (bananos) nutrientes ciclo biogeoquímico sistemas de cultivo Management of harvested (senescent) banana pseudostems has implications for efficiency of nutrient use for sole cropped as well as intercropped bananas. Two studies were conducted on aspects of nutrient flows from senescent pseudostems. Sixty one and 55% of the initial N and P, respectively, in standing senescent pseudostems were determined to be translocated to attached growing pseudostems at six weeks after harvest. Lesser proportions of the initial K, S, Fe, Zn, Cu and B were translocated; translocation of Ca, Mg and Mn was negligible. Over 50% and 70% of the initial N, K and Mg were released from the mulch of cut and shredded pseudostems by six and nine weeks after harvest, respectively. Other nutrients were released more slowly from the mulch. 1994 2014-10-02T08:32:55Z 2014-10-02T08:32:55Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/43900 en Open Access
spellingShingle musa (bananas)
nutrients
cycling
cropping systems
musa (bananos)
nutrientes
ciclo biogeoquímico
sistemas de cultivo
Wortmann, Charles S.
Karamura, E.B.
Gold, Cliford S.
Nutrient flows from harvested banana pseudostems
title Nutrient flows from harvested banana pseudostems
title_full Nutrient flows from harvested banana pseudostems
title_fullStr Nutrient flows from harvested banana pseudostems
title_full_unstemmed Nutrient flows from harvested banana pseudostems
title_short Nutrient flows from harvested banana pseudostems
title_sort nutrient flows from harvested banana pseudostems
topic musa (bananas)
nutrients
cycling
cropping systems
musa (bananos)
nutrientes
ciclo biogeoquímico
sistemas de cultivo
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