Abstract
To have high yields it is necessary that seed of good quality be sowing and, to produce them, mother plants should receive appropriate treatment, like fertilization. Aiming evaluate how copper and zinc fertilization, in three types of soil, and its influence in physiological quality of sorghum seeds, in an experiment in randomized blocks with tree replicates. The treatments were a combination of five levels of Cu (0,0; 0,26; 0,90; 1,54; 1,80 mg kg-1 of soil) and five levels of Zn (0,0; 0,32; 1,10; 1,88; 2,20 mg kg-1 of soil), resulting in nine treatments in experimental matrix Central Box. Seeds produced were analyzed of hundred seed weight, germination and vigor (germination first count, IVG, emergence, emergence first count, IVE and seedlings dry matter). The levels of copper and zinc increased hundred seed weight and vigor tests. Plants cultivated in Haplustalf produced seed with the best quality.
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Copper levels increased hundred seed weight.
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e0“The levels of copper and zinc increased hundred seed weight and vigor tests”
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Zinc levels increased hundred seed weight.
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e0“The levels of copper and zinc increased hundred seed weight and vigor tests”
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Copper levels increased seed vigor test results.
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e0“The levels of copper and zinc increased hundred seed weight and vigor tests”
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Zinc levels increased seed vigor test results.
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e0“The levels of copper and zinc increased hundred seed weight and vigor tests”
e1“physiological quality of sorghum seeds”
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Plants in Haplustalf produced the best-quality seed.
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e0“Plants cultivated in Haplustalf produced seed with the best quality”
e1“physiological quality of sorghum seeds”
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