Rendimiento del Pasto Imperial (Axonopus scoparius (Flugge) Hitch.), bajo fertilización química y orgánica
A two-year yield experiment is described in which proof is presented of responses to major-element fertilization of Imperial Grass (Axonopus scoparius). Each of the major elements gave significant increase in yields, but by far the most efficient combination was that of nitrogen and potassium, with...
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| author | Alba, Jorge de Basandre, Jaime C. Mason, D.D. |
| author_browse | Alba, Jorge de Basandre, Jaime C. Mason, D.D. |
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| description | A two-year yield experiment is described in which proof is presented of responses to major-element fertilization of Imperial Grass (Axonopus scoparius). Each of the major elements gave significant increase in yields, but by far the most efficient combination was that of nitrogen and potassium, with yields as high as 44 metric tons per hectare The largest interaction was that of nitrogen and potassium, the effect of phosphorus was relatively minor. Additional increases in yield were obtained with cow manure and phosphorus but not with lime. In fact, the evidence points to a damage to the stand of Imperial grass when lime was added, even though the correction of the original acid pH of 47 was only made to levels of 5 2. The effect of all fertilization was practically gone 14 months after the last application. The effect of potassium was nevertheless more persistent than that of nitrogen or phosphorus |
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| spelling | RepoCATIE140052025-09-07T00:28:15Z Rendimiento del Pasto Imperial (Axonopus scoparius (Flugge) Hitch.), bajo fertilización química y orgánica Alba, Jorge de Basandre, Jaime C. Mason, D.D. Pasto Axonopus scoparius||Axonopus scoparius||Axonopus scoparius||Axonopus scoparius Fertilizante||fertilizers||adubo||engrais Abono orgánico||organic fertilizers||adubo orgânico||engrais organique Abono químico||chemical fertilizers Sede Central A two-year yield experiment is described in which proof is presented of responses to major-element fertilization of Imperial Grass (Axonopus scoparius). Each of the major elements gave significant increase in yields, but by far the most efficient combination was that of nitrogen and potassium, with yields as high as 44 metric tons per hectare The largest interaction was that of nitrogen and potassium, the effect of phosphorus was relatively minor. Additional increases in yield were obtained with cow manure and phosphorus but not with lime. In fact, the evidence points to a damage to the stand of Imperial grass when lime was added, even though the correction of the original acid pH of 47 was only made to levels of 5 2. The effect of all fertilization was practically gone 14 months after the last application. The effect of potassium was nevertheless more persistent than that of nitrogen or phosphorus 2025-09-05T16:41:55Z 2025-09-05T16:41:55Z 1956-10-01 Artículo https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/14005 openAccess es Turrialba Vol. 6, no. 4 7 application/pdf Instituto Interamericano de Ciencias Agrícolas (IICA) |
| spellingShingle | Pasto Axonopus scoparius||Axonopus scoparius||Axonopus scoparius||Axonopus scoparius Fertilizante||fertilizers||adubo||engrais Abono orgánico||organic fertilizers||adubo orgânico||engrais organique Abono químico||chemical fertilizers Sede Central Alba, Jorge de Basandre, Jaime C. Mason, D.D. Rendimiento del Pasto Imperial (Axonopus scoparius (Flugge) Hitch.), bajo fertilización química y orgánica |
| title | Rendimiento del Pasto Imperial (Axonopus scoparius (Flugge) Hitch.), bajo fertilización química y orgánica |
| title_full | Rendimiento del Pasto Imperial (Axonopus scoparius (Flugge) Hitch.), bajo fertilización química y orgánica |
| title_fullStr | Rendimiento del Pasto Imperial (Axonopus scoparius (Flugge) Hitch.), bajo fertilización química y orgánica |
| title_full_unstemmed | Rendimiento del Pasto Imperial (Axonopus scoparius (Flugge) Hitch.), bajo fertilización química y orgánica |
| title_short | Rendimiento del Pasto Imperial (Axonopus scoparius (Flugge) Hitch.), bajo fertilización química y orgánica |
| title_sort | rendimiento del pasto imperial axonopus scoparius flugge hitch bajo fertilizacion quimica y organica |
| topic | Pasto Axonopus scoparius||Axonopus scoparius||Axonopus scoparius||Axonopus scoparius Fertilizante||fertilizers||adubo||engrais Abono orgánico||organic fertilizers||adubo orgânico||engrais organique Abono químico||chemical fertilizers Sede Central |
| url | https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/14005 |
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