SOIL MICROBIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY AND PRODUCTIVITY OF MAIZE FODDER WITH LEGUMES AND MANURE DOSES

Silva, Charlley de Freitas; Medeiros, Erika Valente de; Santana, Marthony Dornelas; Araújo, Maysa Bezerra de; Martins Filho, Argemiro Pereira; Moura, Mácio Farias de

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AGRONOMIA • Rev. Caatinga 31 (04) • Oct-Dec 2018 • https://doi.org/10.1590/1983-21252018v31n410rc copy

SOIL MICROBIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY AND PRODUCTIVITY OF MAIZE FODDER WITH LEGUMES AND MANURE DOSES¹ 1 Paper extracted from project of microbial ecology of the soil-plant system discipline.

ATIVIDADE MICROBIOLÓGICA DO SOLO E PRODUTIVIDADE DO MILHO ADUBADO COM LEGUMINOSAS E DOSES DE ESTERCO

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ABSTRACT

Maize is an important cereal and it is widely consumed in the world, both as food for humans and animals. Nitrogen (N) is a nutrient required in large quantities by maize, but unfortunately, soils are limited in meeting this need. Nodulating legumes can serve as a source of Nitrogen, because they are symbiotically associated with bacteria capable of fixing atmospheric N. Another important source of this nutrient is cattle manure, which is widely used in agriculture. The objective of the present study was to evaluate the effect of using legumes and cattle manure on the production as well as the microbial and biochemical quality of the soil used for maize cultivation. The experiment was conducted using a randomized complete block design, in a sub-subdivided plot scheme [(2x4) +2], two leguminous plants (pigeon pea and macassar bean), four doses of cattle manure (0, 20, 40 and 60 t ha^-1) and two controls; one with mineral fertilization and the other cultivated without the use of fertilizers. Treatment using a manure dose of 60t ha-1 and pigeon pea legume, recorded higher dry mass production per plant. The increase in manure doses was directly proportional to the length and weight of the cobs for the two legumes. The enzymatic activities were affected by the different doses and legumes, with greater results being recorded at the 60 t ha^-1 dose with the macassar legume. The use of legumes with manure improved maize production as well as the microbiological and biochemical quality of soils.

Keywords:
Zea mays; Green manure; Enzyme.

P mg/dm³	pH (H₂O)	cmol dm^-3								%
		Ca	Mg	Na	K	Al	H	S	CEC	V	m
2	5.59	2.75	0.75	0.05	0.21	0	3.38	3.80	7.10	53	0
Density (g cm^-3)		Granulometric composition								Textural class
Dap	Dr	Coarse sand		Sand		Silte		Clay
				slim
1.36	2.53	46		20		8		26		*SF

Trat.	PH (m)	NCP	W100G (g)	CD (cm)	LC (cm)	NR	CW (Kg)	PDM (Kg)
MIN	2.05	1.13	25.96	3.49	13.48	12.10	1.98	0.64
0-M	1.65^ns	0.73 ^ns	27.42 ^ns	3.26 ^ns	9.89*	11.41 ^ns	1.27 ^ns	0.49 ^ns
20-M	1.86 ^ns	0.90 ^ns	25.19 ^ns	3.40 ^ns	10.65 ^ns	11.77 ^ns	1.60 ^ns	0.63 ^ns
40-M	2.05 ^ns	0.97 ^ns	27.65 ^ns	3.55 ^ns	12.44 ^ns	12.06 ^ns	1.83 ^ns	0.81 ^ns
60-M	2.03 ^ns	1.00 ^ns	28.56 ^ns	3.52 ^ns	13.69 ^ns	11.90 ^ns	1.82 ^ns	0.90 ^ns
0-G	1.57 ^ns	0.77 ^ns	24.77 ^ns	3.24 ^ns	11.66 ^ns	10.96 ^ns	1.47 ^ns	0.44 ^ns
20-G	2.57 ^ns	0.80 ^ns	24.95 ^ns	3.33 ^ns	11.15 ^ns	11.57 ^ns	1.45 ^ns	0.63 ^ns
40-G	1.91 ^ns	0.93 ^ns	27.23 ^ns	3.45 ^ns	12.47 ^ns	12.46 ^ns	1.63 ^ns	0.78 ^ns
60-G	1.94 ^ns	0.90 ^ns	28.13 ^ns	3.56 ^ns	14.18 ^ns	12.92 ^ns	1.75 ^ns	1.07*

Trat.	PH (m)	NCP	W100G (g)	CD (cm)	LC (cm)	NR	CW (Kg)	PDM (Kg)
AC	1.39	0.47	16.48	4.46	10.28	7.76	1.28	0.31
0-M	1.65 ^ns	0.73 ^ns	27.42 ^ns	3.26 ^ns	9.89 ^ns	11.41 ^ns	1.27 ^ns	0.49 ^ns
20-M	1.86 ^ns	0.90 ^ns	25.19 ^ns	3.40 ^ns	10.65 ^ns	11.77 ^ns	1.60 ^ns	0.63 ^ns
40-M	2.05 ^ns	0.97 ^ns	27.65 ^ns	3.55 ^ns	12.44 ^ns	12.06 ^ns	1.83 ^ns	0.81*
60-M	2.03 ^ns	1.00*	28.56 ^ns	3.52 ^ns	13.69*	11.90 ^ns	1.82 ^ns	0.90*
0-G	1.57 ^ns	0.77 ^ns	24.77 ^ns	3.24 ^ns	11.66 ^ns	10.96 ^ns	1.47 ^ns	0.44 ^ns
20-G	2.57*	0.80 ^ns	24.95 ^ns	3.33 ^ns	11.15 ^ns	11.57 ^ns	1.45 ^ns	0.63 ^ns
40-G	1.91 ^ns	0.93 ^ns	27.23 ^ns	3.45 ^ns	12.47 ^ns	12.46*	1.63 ^ns	0.78*
60-G	1.94 ^ns	0.90 ^ns	28.13 ^ns	3.56 ^ns	14.18*	12.92*	1.75 ^ns	1.07*

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SOIL MICROBIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY AND PRODUCTIVITY OF MAIZE FODDER WITH LEGUMES AND MANURE DOSES1 1 Paper extracted from project of microbial ecology of the soil-plant system discipline.

ATIVIDADE MICROBIOLÓGICA DO SOLO E PRODUTIVIDADE DO MILHO ADUBADO COM LEGUMINOSAS E DOSES DE ESTERCO

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SOIL MICROBIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY AND PRODUCTIVITY OF MAIZE FODDER WITH LEGUMES AND MANURE DOSES¹ 1 Paper extracted from project of microbial ecology of the soil-plant system discipline.