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Extração de várias formas de fósforo em alguns solos do estado de São Paulo, utilizando vários métodos químicos

Extraction of various forms of phosphorus in soil of the São Paulo state, Brazil, using various chemical methods

Resumos

Vários métodos de extração para o P solúvel, o P orgânico e o P total foram comparados em 5 (cinco) solos do Estado de São Paulo, que são: a) areia quartzosa (Entissol); b) podzolisado vermelho amarelo, variação Lara (Ultissol); c) latossol vermelho (Oxissol); d) podzolisado vermelho amarelo, variação Piracicaba (Ultissol); e) terra Roxa Estruturada (Alfissol). De acordo com os dados, as seguintes conclusões foram tiradas: 1. Os melhores extratores para o P solúvel foram H2SO4 0,05 N (método -IAC) e H2SO4 0,025 N + HC1 0,05 N (método Mehlich). 2. Para remover e medir o P orgânico, os extratores foram equivalentes. 3. 0 método químico de Sommers e Nelson e aquele de Jackson foram os melhores para o P total no solo.


Various extractions methods for soluble P, organic P and total P, were compared on five soils of the State of São Paulo, Brazil, namely: a. sandy quartz (Entisol), b. red yellow podzolic, Lara variation (Ultisol); c. red-ocre latosol (Oxisol); d. red yellow podzolic, Piracicaba variation (Ultisol); e. terra roxa estruturada (Alfisol). According to the data, the following conclusions were drawn: 1. The best extractants for soluble P were H2SO4 0,05 N (IAC methods) and H2SO4 0,025 N + HC1 0,05 N (Mehlich method) . 2. For removing and measuring the organic P, the extractants were equivalents. 3. The chemical method of Sommers & Nelson and . that of Jackson were the best for the total P in the soil.


Extração de várias formas de fósforo em alguns solos do estado de São Paulo, utilizando vários métodos químicos

Extraction of various forms of phosphorus in soil of the São Paulo state, Brazil, using various chemical methods

Alfredo Lopez PerezI; André Martin Louis NeptuneII

IUniversidade del Tachira - San Cristobal - Estado Tachira - Venezuela

IIUniversidade de São Paulo - ESALQ - Piracicaba - Estado de São Paulo - Brasil

RESUMO

Vários métodos de extração para o P solúvel, o P orgânico e o P total foram comparados em 5 (cinco) solos do Estado de São Paulo, que são: a) areia quartzosa (Entissol); b) podzolisado vermelho amarelo, variação Lara (Ultissol); c) latossol vermelho (Oxissol); d) podzolisado vermelho amarelo, variação Piracicaba (Ultissol); e) terra Roxa Estruturada (Alfissol).

De acordo com os dados, as seguintes conclusões foram tiradas:

1. Os melhores extratores para o P solúvel foram H2SO4 0,05 N (método -IAC) e H2SO4 0,025 N + HC1 0,05 N (método Mehlich).

2. Para remover e medir o P orgânico, os extratores foram equivalentes.

3. 0 método químico de Sommers e Nelson e aquele de Jackson foram os melhores para o P total no solo.

SUMMARY

Various extractions methods for soluble P, organic P and total P, were compared on five soils of the State of São Paulo, Brazil, namely: a. sandy quartz (Entisol), b. red yellow podzolic, Lara variation (Ultisol); c. red-ocre latosol (Oxisol); d. red yellow podzolic, Piracicaba variation (Ultisol); e. terra roxa estruturada (Alfisol).

According to the data, the following conclusions were drawn:

1. The best extractants for soluble P were H2SO4 0,05 N (IAC methods) and H2SO4 0,025 N + HC1 0,05 N (Mehlich method) .

2. For removing and measuring the organic P, the extractants were equivalents.

3. The chemical method of Sommers & Nelson and . that of Jackson were the best for the total P in the soil.

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